Democratizing Legal Access
Through AI
Every day, millions face legal problems without access to help—92% of low-income Americans lack meaningful legal assistance. What if legal guidance was accessible to everyone? What if contract analysis, compliance monitoring, and legal research were free and instant?
When Every Moment Counts
A growing justice gap leaves millions without access to critical legal assistance.
Rural communities face life-altering legal problems without meaningful assistance or representation.
Nearly three out of every four low-income households experience civil legal problems, yet most receive no help.
What Stands in the Way
Making legal services more accessible
Legal support remains costly and difficult to access for individuals and small organizations.
Accelerating document analysis
Contract review, due diligence, and compliance monitoring are time-intensive when performed manually at scale.
Enhancing compliance monitoring
Keeping pace with regulatory change and growing contract volumes requires continuous, automated oversight.
Improving legal research access
Legal research is often gated and fragmented; data-driven approaches are needed to expand access while identifying and addressing systemic bias.
A New Way Forward
J4ALL, which started from Stanford Law School's CodeX, provides the open-source framework for democratizing access to justice. Built on this foundation, LumiLens delivers AI-powered legal intelligence that transforms how legal support is accessed and delivered.
What if contract analysis took seconds?
Through J4ALL's open-source framework—which started from Stanford Law School's CodeX—LumiLens analyzes contracts, identifies key terms, risks, and anomalies in seconds. This makes contract analysis accessible to everyone, from small businesses to individuals.
What if compliance monitored itself?
Our AI systems monitor compliance across regulations, standards, and internal policies continuously. They track changes, identify violations, and provide real-time alerts—ensuring organizations stay compliant without expensive legal teams.
What if legal research was accessible to all?
Through J4ALL's data-driven approach—which started from Stanford Law School's CodeX—we analyze thousands of cases to identify bias patterns and drive systemic improvements. Our systems build knowledge graphs from case law, statutes, and precedents—making legal research accessible through open-source tools.
What if legal guidance was free?
Built on J4ALL, LumiLens provides conversational legal support that offers guidance in natural language. Users can ask questions, get explanations, and understand their legal options—all without the cost barrier of traditional legal consultation.
What's Possible
Through J4ALL—which started from Stanford Law School's CodeX—we're building LumiLens, vertical AI systems specifically designed for legal workflows. Our deep understanding of legal language, regulatory frameworks, and compliance requirements enables us to deliver AI solutions that democratize access to justice while maintaining the precision and reliability that legal work requires.