Know where you stand
before you spend a dollar.
Whether you’re owed money or answering a suit, triage comes first: what is this case actually worth, which courthouse keeps that value, and what does the law really say. All of it free. No card, no account.
Forum Is Leverage
Why small claims quietly caps your case, and how the same facts can be worth several times more pled under the right statute.
Read it →The Cap Calculator
Your state, your claim, your numbers — and what ignoring you costs the other side in each venue. Defendants: price their claim the way their lawyer does.
Run your numbers →Counsel
The CourtWinner tool — built in its own lab, engineered around one rule: it is structurally unable to make up the law. Seven of its eight tabs are live in the lab today.
Do I have a case?
A TurboTax-style intake: plain questions and your documents build the case file, a live claim scorecard answers the only question that matters, and right-court triage points you at the correct courthouse — with a complaint outline exported at the end.
Research that can't cite fake law
Answers come only from a real corpus — over two million court opinions (SCOTUS and all thirteen federal circuits), the complete United States Code, and full Nevada statutes and rules. Every citation is a button that opens the actual source, and a deterministic verifier checks quotes character-for-character. If it can't support an answer, it says so.
Your case, on a map
Load any live federal docket in one click. A journey line shows where the case sits in the litigation lifecycle, deadlines are computed from the rules themselves — every date showing its cite and counting math — and outcome base rates show how cases like yours actually ended.
Drafting with guardrails
A guided studio for filings: wizard-staged documents, authority inserted only from the verified corpus, an adversarial spar that asks what the other side will say, and court-ready exports.
Plus Discovery, Evidence, and Depositions workspaces — request builders, an element-proof matrix, and sworn-testimony prep.
Counsel is in live development — the research and docket engines are running in the lab now. Members get access the day it opens, free-tier first steps included.
Counsel provides legal information and drafting tools grounded in primary sources. It is not a lawyer, CourtWinner is not a law firm, and no attorney-client relationship is created. Corpus coverage today is deepest for federal courts and Nevada; verify anything jurisdiction-specific against your own court.