Copious launches AI legal intelligence platform Litigated.com

Copious launched Litigated.com on July 6, 2026, an AI legal intelligence platform that expands its housing disrepair technology to broader litigation workflows. At its core is IntelOptic, a computer vision engine that extracts structured evidence from image-based PDFs, combined with a legal intelligence layer built from over 14,500 indexed legal datasets. The platform can automate disclosure reviews, build chronologies from large evidence bundles, assess claim viability using Financial Ombudsman Service decisions, and extract data from identity and vehicle ownership records, reducing tasks that might take six hours manually to minutes. Copious runs the platform on its own infrastructure, giving law firms greater control over sensitive client data while emphasizing that all outputs require independent review by qualified legal professionals. Originating from research with the University of Salford on housing disrepair, the tool moves from image analysis to legal document review. Samantha Holloway, Director at Copious, said, "The legal sector still faces major operational challenges around document review, evidence handling and administrative workload. These tasks are intensely time‑consuming, and because so much depends on getting the detail right, they cannot be rushed or handled carelessly. Litigated.com was built to help reduce those pressures, using AI designed specifically for real‑world legal workflows." The platform addresses cost centers in disclosure review and manual evidence handling, offering efficiency and data sovereignty while underscoring that AI assists but does not replace professional judgment.

(Source：Complete Ai Training)