Cases, documents, deadlines, communications, and firm operations in one unified platform — shaped around the areas of law your firm actually practices. Built with Florida legal workflows in mind, expanding nationwide.
Whatever your firm practices, the core is the same: matters, documents, clients, deadlines, and operations in one place — replacing the patchwork of tools your team is forced to switch between. Practice-area packs then reshape it around your work.
Every matter, contact, document, and deadline on one calm timeline — with statute-of-limitations and court dates calculated automatically, and instant search across it all.
First drafts of pleadings, letters, and contract packages from matter context in seconds — every AI output flagged for attorney review before it leaves the firm.
One-click timers, passive capture, and clean invoices. WIP and realization tracked in real time, no spreadsheet required.
Court dates, statutes of limitation, and team availability in one calendar — with automatic reminders before anything is due.
Versioned drafts, signed copies, and exhibits attached to the matter they belong to — searchable and audit-stamped.
Clients, opposing counsel, experts, and courts — connected to every matter they touch, with conflict checks built in.
Ladra Legal's home jurisdiction, with the deepest workflow support:
Available nationwide today: the full core practice management platform, for firms who want to help shape future jurisdiction support.
State-specific workflows coming soon:
The roadmap: additional states, litigation workflows, and practice-area templates — one platform for modern firms, regardless of jurisdiction. Firms outside Florida can use the core platform today and help shape what comes next.
Matters, contacts, documents, calendar, and billing are the universal core. Practice-area packs sit on top: turn on the areas your firm actually practices and the app reshapes around them — fields, terminology, workflows, templates, intake, and matter tabs.
The packs in the first release. Insurance and first-party property is the deepest today — the rest land during early access.
Coverage disputes, bad faith, property and auto claims, liability defense, subrogation, declaratory actions.
Plaintiff and defense litigation, commercial and contract disputes, negligence, injunctions, arbitration, mediation.
Entity formation, governance, financing, mergers and acquisitions, licensing, corporate maintenance, dissolution.
Divorce, custody, child support, alimony, paternity, adoption, domestic violence, modification, enforcement.
Misdemeanor, felony, DUI, juvenile defense, probation violation, post-conviction, expungement and sealing.
Family and employment petitions, adjustment of status, naturalization, asylum, removal defense, visas, waivers.
Wills, trusts, asset protection, special needs and succession planning, formal and summary administration, guardianship.
Purchases and sales, residential and commercial leases, landlord-tenant, foreclosure, title, zoning, HOA and condo.
Discrimination, retaliation, harassment, wage and hour, leave and accommodation, restrictive covenants, agency charges.
Packs already scoped and queued. Founding firms decide which of these gets built first.
Motor vehicle, premises liability, wrongful death, product liability, negligent security, catastrophic injury.
Drafting and review, procurement, vendor and service agreements, NDAs, licensing, commercial leases, MSAs.
Chapter 7, 11, and 13, creditor claims, collections, judgment enforcement, foreclosure, adversary proceedings.
Trademark and patent prosecution, enforcement and litigation, copyright, licensing, trade secrets, portfolio management.
Planning, audits, appeals, collections, offers in compromise, controversy, state, federal, business and estate tax.
Licensing, agency investigations, enforcement, compliance, hearings, appeals, inspections, corrective action.
Claimant and employer defense, benefit disputes, medical authorization, return to work, settlement, appeals.
Civil, criminal, and administrative appeals, interlocutory appeals, post-conviction, briefing and oral argument.
A single matter can carry more than one area — a business dispute with an employment claim, a probate with real estate, a divorce with a business valuation. Firms activate what they practice, customize the workflows and templates on top, and never see the areas they don't.
Insurance and first-party property is the deepest pack today — born from Florida property litigation practice, down to carriers, adjusters, policy details, and pre-suit deadlines. It's the standard every other pack is built to.
Start every claim and lawsuit from workflows built for Florida property litigation — intake through resolution.
Insurance carriers, adjuster contacts, and every touchpoint — organized on the matter they belong to.
Policy details, claim numbers, dates of loss, and property information on the matter record — never buried in email.
Every pack gets the same treatment: the fields, intake, workflows, templates, and deadlines that area actually runs on — not a generic case file with the labels changed.
Join during early access and your firm is a founding firm — not a label, three commitments. No application, no separate tier: creating a workspace now is what makes you one.
The plan price you join at never goes up — locked for as long as your subscription stays active, even as pricing evolves after early access.
Founding firms talk to the people building Ladra — questions, issues, and requests reach the team, not a ticket queue.
Start with an onboarding session with the team, and your firm's requests carry priority weight in what gets built next — state workflows, templates, integrations.
Client confidentiality isn't a feature — it's the foundation. Ladra is engineered for the trust attorneys are held to.
Data encrypted in transit and at rest with managed keys.
SAML / OIDC single sign-on, phishing-resistant passkeys, and TOTP two-factor authentication.
Every action recorded with an immutable, exportable trail.
Need-to-know permissions down to the individual matter.
No sales calls, no implementation project, no migration weekend. Three steps and the firm is in.
Two minutes to set up. Your firm's name on the door and a clean workspace behind it.
Start fresh or bring existing cases over at your own pace — parties, documents, and deadlines land connected.
Partners, associates, and staff each get the right view from day one, with roles already in place.
Yes. The interactive demo at the top of this page is a working preview of the app — matters, calendar, documents, contacts, billing, and AI drafting — running on clearly-labeled sample data. No signup required. When you're ready to work with your firm's real matters, creating a workspace takes about two minutes.
No — Ladra Legal is available nationwide. Florida is the first fully supported jurisdiction, with Florida-specific workflows, litigation processes, and templates, because that's where our team knows the work best. Firms in other states get the full core practice management platform today, and help shape which state-specific workflows come next.
No. Ladra Legal is a full practice management platform for firms of any kind — the core (matters, contacts, documents, calendar, tasks, time and billing) works for every area of law. Practice-area packs then reshape the app around what a firm actually practices: litigation, corporate, family, criminal, immigration, estate planning, real estate, employment, and more. Insurance and first-party property happens to be the deepest pack today, because that's where the platform was born, and it sets the standard the rest are built to.
The core platform — matters, contacts, documents, calendar, tasks, time and billing — works for any area of law. On top of that, practice-area packs reshape the app for how a specific area actually works: matter types, fields, intake questions, workflows, templates, folders, deadlines, and matter tabs. The first release covers insurance and first-party property, general civil litigation, corporate and business, family law, criminal defense, immigration, estate planning and probate, real estate, and employment. Personal injury, contract and commercial, bankruptcy, intellectual property, tax, administrative and regulatory, workers' compensation, and appellate practice are scoped and queued next — founding firms influence the order. A firm activates only the areas it practices, and a single matter can carry more than one.
Firms that join during early access are founding firms, and that comes with three commitments: the plan price you join at never goes up for as long as your subscription stays active (if you cancel and rejoin later, current pricing applies); you get a direct line to the team building Ladra Legal rather than a ticket queue; and you start with a real onboarding session, with your firm's requests carrying priority weight in what gets built next. There's no separate application — creating a workspace during early access is what makes your firm a founding firm.
Creating a workspace takes about two minutes — pick a plan, subscribe, and you're in. From there you can add matters and contacts, invite your team, and bring documents over at your own pace — there's no forced all-at-once migration.
No. Drafting uses your matter's context to generate documents for you, and your data is not used to train public AI models. Every AI-generated draft is also flagged for mandatory attorney review before it leaves the firm.
Access is role-based and need-to-know. Partners, associates, and paralegals each get the right view, and sensitive matters can be restricted down to the individual level. Every action is recorded in an audit-ready activity log.
Yes. Your matters, documents, and billing records are yours — they can be exported, and you can cancel at any time. There are no long-term contracts or lock-in.
Plans are priced per user and billed monthly or annually — pick a plan, create your workspace, and cancel anytime. See the pricing page for current plans, or contact sales@ladralegal.com for firm-wide pricing.
Yes — Ladra Legal is built for solo practitioners and small-to-mid-size civil practices first. You get matters, drafting, deadlines, time, and billing in one place without the enterprise overhead.
Firms joining during early access are founding firms: pricing that never goes up while you stay subscribed, a direct line to the team, real weight on the roadmap.