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Verification-first

Every answer carries a checkable source.

The industry's biggest fear is a confident, fabricated citation, the kind that gets attorneys sanctioned. Here is exactly how Lagelia checks every assertion against a real source, and surfaces the ones it can't.

Verification, not vibes

Check any AI output against its source, instantly.

Generic chatbots hallucinate case citations and invent facts. Lagelia resolves every citation against a real corpus before it reaches you, and reports exactly what that check found. Trust, and verify.

A verdict is never inferred from how confident the model sounded. Three outcomes are possible, and the distance between them is the product.

Citation checkThree possible verdicts
  • Rodriguez v. United States, 575 U.S. 348 (2015)

    Verified

    Volume, reporter, and page confirmed against the corpus.

  • Flibber v. Jabberwock, 999 Q.Z.9th 123 (Atlantis 2024)

    Not found

    No such authority exists. We wrote this one to prove the check runs.

  • Is this authority still good law?

    Not checked

    We are not a citator. Confirm currentness in Shepard's or KeyCite before you rely on it.

An unverified citation is surfaced, never silently corrected, and it cannot leave the system wearing a verified badge.

How every citation is checked

Three steps between a question and an answer you can file.

01

Retrieve from your evidence

Every question runs against your matter documents and a verified legal corpus, not the open web and not a model's memory. If the source isn't in the record, it isn't used.

02

Cite to the pinpoint

Each assertion is bound to the page it rests on: a case, a deposition, an exhibit. The citation isn't decoration; it's the thing the claim is built on.

03

Verify, or surface the gap

Before you see it, every cite is checked back against its source. What can't be grounded is flagged as unverified. Lagelia says “I couldn't find support for this” instead of inventing it.

Confidence signals

One uniform signal, everywhere AI output appears.

Research, drafts, chronologies: every AI-produced statement wears the same badge, so the question “can I rely on this?” is answered at a glance, not buried in a disclaimer.

Verified
Grounded in a cited source you can open and read.
Needs review
Plausible, but flagged for a human check before you rely on it.
Ungrounded
No source found. Surfaced loudly, never passed off as fact.

Open methodology

Trust is earned in the open.

We hold ourselves to a documented standard for how citations are retrieved, bound, and checked, and we publish it. A claim about accuracy that can't be inspected is just another confident assertion. Ours can be read.

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