About LawLM
Built by litigators who ran out of hours for manual dep review.
For litigators with heavy deposition dockets, plaintiff or defense.
LawLM is deposition intelligence software for litigators with heavy deposition dockets, plaintiff or defense. Founded in Milwaukee in 2024 by practicing litigator Michael D. Aiken. Cited summaries, Case Analysis, cited Q&A, cross-deposition, and Case Valuator, with page-and-line cites.
Our story
LawLM was founded in Milwaukee in 2024 after one lawyer spent one too many hours manually reviewing depositions and case materials. Reading page by page was slow, and it was easy to miss contradictions, dates, and cites that mattered.
We built the tool we needed in practice: evidence grounded in the transcript, with page-and-line cites you can open and check. Not satisfied with a summary? We refund. Client matters stay off the training set; the details are on Security.
For what the product does on a matter, start with the home page, pricing, or the live demo. Related topics include cited summaries, cross-deposition, Case Valuator, and the ABA whitepaper on LLMs in litigation.
Team
Lawyers who built the tool they needed in practice.
Michael D. Aiken
Co-Founder & CEO
Practicing litigator and partner at McCoy Leavitt Laskey, LLC. Built LawLM after too many hours of manual deposition review. Marquette University Law School (2006); B.A., Miami University (2002).
Jeffrey P. Aiken, J.D.
Senior Adviser
Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America for Litigation–Construction. Retired shareholder from Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C. (now Husch Blackwell); 40+ years in real estate, contract litigation, construction, arbitration, and mediation.
Time back for the work that matters
Endless hours of manual evidence review are a real stressor in litigation practice. LawLM is built to cut that grind, so lawyers spend more time on strategy, advocacy, and judgment, and less on re-reading the same pages.
Common questions
What is LawLM?
LawLM is deposition intelligence software for litigators with heavy deposition dockets, plaintiff or defense. It turns transcripts into cited summaries, a Case Analysis dashboard, cited Q&A, cross-deposition contradiction finding, and Case Valuator. It is not contract review and not AmLaw knowledge management.
Who founded LawLM and where is it based?
Michael D. Aiken, a practicing litigator, founded LawLM in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States, in 2024. The legal name is LawLM LLC.
How do you charge?
Pay per use, with no monthly seat. A deposition package is $49 and includes the cited summary and Case Analysis. Cited Q&A, cross-deposition, and Case Valuator are $10 per question. Free credits for four deposition packages, or mix with Q&A. No credit card. See pricing.
Do you train on client matters?
No. The models are private, and we don’t train on your matters. Security
Company
- Legal name
- LawLM LLC
- Headquarters
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
- Founded
- 2024
- Founder
- Michael D. Aiken, Co-Founder and CEO
- Contact
- support@lawlm.ai
See LawLM on a real matter
Live demo first, or sign up. Free credits for four deposition packages, or mix with Q&A.
Questions? support@lawlm.ai · Pricing · Security ·