AI COURT SIMULATION & MEDIATION PRACTICE

Meet the moment. Before it matters.

Face the questions. Hear the other side. Find your next move. Start with a situation and step into a legal simulation shaped around it.

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No account needed · Your case, your pace · English & Hebrew

Take your seat.

Present your arguments and respond to the other side.

Start with the work, not a blank chat.

Each action opens in the context of a legal matter, so evidence, sources, decisions, and preparation stay connected.

  • Check your case: see its strengths and weak spots
  • Start from a document: upload a letter or claim to build the case
  • Draft from the matter: work from facts and sources
  • Prepare a witness: simulate questions about the witness’s account
  • Run a simulation: test arguments under pressure
  • Structure a dispute: turn the story into a matter map

Keep your case connected.

Strong preparation begins with organized facts, documents, people, legal work and a clear path from intake to simulation.

One professional workspace around the matter.

Work from the facts, documents and people in the case. Keep research, drafting, preparation and simulation connected from the first intake to the next action.

Matter vault

Keep facts, parties, evidence, chronology, and objectives in one governed workspace.

Research with sources

Develop legal questions and keep citations visible for professional verification.

Draft and review

Move from matter context to structured drafts, comparisons, issues, and revision notes.

Playbooks and agents

Turn repeatable firm knowledge into guided workflows with clear human checkpoints.

Client collaboration

Collect information, prepare people, and keep requests tied to the matter.

Deadlines and operations

Connect preparation work to tasks, ownership, and the next required action.

Prepare for the conversation ahead.

Build a simulation from the actual matter context, then explore the hard questions, fragile facts, procedural turns, and human dynamics that a document alone cannot reveal.

Role-based agents

Judge, counsel, witness, party, or mediator roles with distinct objectives.

Evidence-aware

Scenarios reference the matter record instead of inventing a disconnected story.

Speak in the simulation

Speak your part, listen to the other participants and respond in the hearing.

Procedural pressure

Test the sequence, objections, uncertainty, and decision points that change outcomes.

Transcript and review

Return to key moments and turn observations into concrete preparation tasks.

Progress between sessions

Review the transcript, refine your case and try a different approach.

Clear sources. Human judgment. Better preparation.

A legal workflow needs structure, traceable material and professional review. The product is designed around the case, not around a loose chat.

Sources attached

See the material behind an answer before relying on it.

Human review

Professional judgment stays between AI output and real-world use.

Matter-scoped privacy

Design permissions and retention around the matter and role.

Consent-led voice

Treat recordings, cloned voices, and identity as governed data.

Your case. In simulation. A way forward.

Prepare for your own case, work with a client, or bring your team into the conversation.

Free first simulation

Describe the situation, see a guided legal simulation, then decide whether to continue with a professional. Start free simulation

Professional workspace

Prepare clients, review matter material, run legal simulations and turn simulation output into next actions. Open professional workspace

Team pilot

Bring a shared case into preparation for your firm, mediation practice or training team. Describe your team’s case

Know what to prepare before the meeting.

Hadmaya helps turn scattered facts into a clearer work path: what happened, what supports it, what may be challenged, and what should be reviewed next.

  • Describe your situation: share what happened, who is involved and what you want to prepare for.
  • Review your case story: read the case story created from your description and check the facts.
  • Simulate and refine
  • Review what comes next

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