Why we are building Vidur.
A lawyer works from sources. So Vidur shows you its sources.
That is our first rule. Every answer points to the section, the judgment or the page it came from. You can open it and read it yourself. If we cannot show you the source, we would rather not answer.
Our second rule is to do the whole job, not one piece of it. A court date makes a deadline. The deadline needs a draft. The draft uses papers already in the case. The fee goes on that same case. Keep all this in separate apps and you type everything twice. Keep it in one place and you type it once.
Our third rule matters most. The thinking is yours. Vidur reads, drafts and keeps the record. It does not decide, it does not file, and it does not talk to your client. You get a first draft and the sources behind it. The rest is your job, and we will not pretend otherwise.
— The people building Vidur
Five promises.
Every answer shows its source.
The section, the judgment or the page opens right next to the answer. If we cannot show you a source, we will not answer.
We never train on your files.
Your files answer your questions and do your work. Nothing else. They never answer another firm, and they never train anything.
We never act in your name.
Nothing is filed or sent unless you do it. Your client hears from you, in your words, when you choose to write.
We say when we do not know.
If the law does not settle a point, the answer says so. A made-up citation is worse than no answer.
We use plain words.
Vidur uses the words you use at work: the case, the date, the draft, the fee. Nothing here needs a glossary.
Tell us if we get it wrong.
If any of this sounds like talk, we want to hear it from you.
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