Disputes are a fact of life.
Unresolved disputes are a failure of the system.
We're fixing the system.
The legal system was designed for an era when information was scarce and professional intermediaries were the only way to navigate complexity. That era is over. Resolve uses AI to give everyone access to the analysis, structure, and facilitation that disputes actually require — without the cost and delay of traditional litigation.
The problem with disputes today
Every year, millions of legitimate disputes go unresolved. Not because people don't have valid claims, but because the process of resolving them is too expensive, too slow, and too opaque for anyone without a legal budget.
A $10,000 contractor dispute shouldn't require $15,000 in legal fees. A wrongful charge shouldn't take 14 months to contest. A business partnership disagreement shouldn't destroy the business before it gets resolved.
The tools exist to change this. The legal frameworks are well established. The settlement patterns are predictable. What was missing was a system that could apply this knowledge at scale, affordably, and without bias toward either party.
94%
of civil cases settle before trial
$12K+
average legal spend before settlement
14 mo
average time from filing to resolution
60%+
of people give up on valid claims
Six specialized AI agents, one resolution pipeline
Resolve doesn't use a single general-purpose AI to handle your dispute. Instead, it coordinates six purpose-built agents — each responsible for a distinct phase of the resolution process. This multi-agent architecture ensures that every step receives focused, specialized attention, and that errors in one phase don't compound through the rest.
Intake Agent
The first point of contact. This agent conducts a structured interview to understand the nature of the dispute, identify the parties, and gather the essential facts. It asks the right questions in the right order so that nothing critical gets missed — even if you're not sure what's relevant yet.
Fact Extraction Agent
Analyzes uploaded documents, communications, contracts, and evidence to extract verifiable facts. It separates claims from evidence, identifies inconsistencies, and builds a factual timeline that both sides can reference throughout the process.
Grounding Agent
Maps the extracted facts to relevant legal frameworks. This agent identifies which laws, regulations, and precedents apply to the dispute based on jurisdiction, subject matter, and the specific circumstances involved. It grounds every analysis in real legal authority.
Legal Analysis Agent
Evaluates the strength of each party's position by applying legal reasoning to the grounded facts. It identifies areas of risk, quantifies potential exposure, and produces a balanced assessment that helps both sides understand where they actually stand.
Judicial Evaluation Agent
Simulates how a court or arbitrator would likely view the dispute. Drawing on patterns from case law and settlement data, it provides a realistic range of outcomes — giving both parties a clear-eyed view of what litigation would actually look like.
Mediation Agent
Facilitates structured negotiation between the parties. Using the analysis from all preceding agents, it proposes settlement frameworks, identifies zones of possible agreement, and guides the conversation toward resolution — without the posturing that derails traditional negotiations.
Why a multi-agent approach?
A single AI model trying to handle intake, fact-finding, legal research, analysis, and mediation simultaneously will cut corners at every stage. By separating these responsibilities, each agent can go deep on its specific task, pass verified outputs to the next agent, and maintain an auditable chain of reasoning from raw facts to settlement proposal. The result is analysis that is more thorough, more transparent, and more reliable than any single-model approach.
Built by people who understand both sides
Our team brings experience from legal technology, AI research, and dispute resolution. We've seen firsthand how the current system fails — attorneys spending hours on disputes that follow predictable patterns, individuals abandoning legitimate claims because they can't afford representation, and businesses burning legal budgets on conflicts that should resolve in days, not months.
We built Resolve because we believe that access to fair dispute resolution shouldn't depend on the size of your legal budget. The technology to change that is here. We're making it available to everyone.
Fairness first
Every dispute has two sides. Our system is designed to analyze both positions with equal rigor, never favoring the party who initiated the process.
Transparency over opacity
We show our reasoning. Every legal analysis, risk assessment, and settlement recommendation includes the evidence and logic behind it.
Resolution over revenue
We succeed when disputes resolve. Our business model aligns with your outcome — we don't benefit from prolonging conflict.
Resolve is one part of a larger vision
LexGo Resolve is the pre-litigation arm of the LexGo AI ecosystem. When a dispute can be resolved without formal legal proceedings, Resolve handles it end to end. When it can't, the LexGo AI professional platform takes over.
LexGo Resolve
AI-guided dispute resolution for individuals and businesses. Handles intake, analysis, and mediation for disputes that can be resolved without litigation. Affordable, fast, and accessible to everyone.
LexGo AI
The professional litigation platform for attorneys and legal teams. When disputes escalate beyond Resolve, case files transfer seamlessly into LexGo AI for full litigation support — including case strategy, discovery, motion drafting, and trial preparation.
Together, LexGo Resolve and LexGo AI cover the full lifecycle of a dispute — from the first sign of conflict through final resolution, whether that happens in three days or in court.
Get in touch
Have questions about Resolve, our technology, or how we can help with your dispute? We'd love to hear from you.
LexGo Resolve provides legal information, not legal advice. Not a law firm. No attorney-client relationship is created by using this platform.