Step 01
Upload your invoice and matter details.
Drop in the PDF your firm sent you, tell us what the matter is about, where it's venued, and who the lead attorney is. Takes about two minutes.
Invoices under review$33,415 recovered this month
How it worksFour steps.
Four steps.
One smaller bill.
From upload to sent letter in about a day. No account juggling, no legal jargon, no hourly billing.
Step 02
AI reviews every line entry.
We check rates against your venue, flag block-billing, duplicate charges, vague descriptions, admin billed as attorney time, and other patterns regulators and carriers routinely challenge.
Step 03
Get your review report and reduction letter.
A clean PDF report of every flagged entry, a dollar estimate of reasonable reductions, and an editable Word/PDF letter addressed to the firm.
Step 04
Send the letter. Ask for a reduction.
Most firms respond within a week or two. Sometimes they agree to the full reduction. Sometimes they counter. Sometimes they explain an entry — which is its own useful answer. Either way, we include reply templates so you're never stuck.
What you get backFour documents.
Four documents.
Everything you need to push back.
01PDF
Review report
Every flagged entry with the rule it breaks, a one-line explanation, and a dollar estimate of the disputable amount.
02Word + PDF
Reduction letter
Editable letter addressed to the firm. Change the tone, sign it, send it — or hand it to your attorney's billing partner.
03Word
Reply templates
Responses to push-back, partial offers, and refusals. You're never stuck at a blank page if the firm writes back.
04PDF
Fee-dispute guidance
State-specific info on bar fee-dispute programs if your attorney won't budge. Routine, formal, and free.
Inside the review
What we check on every line.
Every invoice runs through the same engine — built by an attorney, run by software — so every flag is checked against the same rules before it lands in your report.
- Rate benchmarking
Every billed rate compared against typical rates in your venue and practice area.
- Block-billing detection
Multi-task entries that hide non-billable work in a single line item.
- Duplicate charges
The same call, conference, or filing billed by more than one attorney on the matter.
- Vague descriptions
“Reviewed correspondence” for 3.4 hours and other entries you can't audit on their face.
- Admin billed as attorney time
Filing, scheduling, and clerical work billed at $400+/hr instead of paralegal or admin rates.
- Patterns carriers challenge
Categories regulators, insurers, and corporate billing committees routinely push back on.
The timelineAbout a day from upload
About a day from upload
to sent letter.
Hour 0
Upload
PDF in, matter details in. About two minutes.
Hour 4–8
Reviewed
AI engine + attorney sign-off on every flagged entry.
Day 1
Documents ready
Report, reduction letter, and reply templates in your inbox.
Stop wondering
if you got
billed fairly.
Upload your most recent invoice. In under five minutes, you'll know whether it's worth pushing back — and we'll generate the reduction letter for you to send.