Your research assistant and court assistant
Ask Maltese case law anything, in English or Maltese, and keep every sitting you’re running in one diary.
ligi.ai at a glance
ligi.ai makes AI tools for Maltese legal practice: Research Assistant for case law and Court Assistant for eCourts.
Help & FAQ →- Research Assistant
- Searches over 137,000 Maltese court judgments in English or Maltese. Every result links to the judgment on eCourts.
- Court Assistant
- Follows a firm’s cases on eCourts every day and puts each sitting, and the deadlines from the verbali, into one calendar the whole firm shares.
- Coverage
- Maltese case law (court judgments), with new judgments added every week. Not legislation.
- Pricing
- Both tools are free to start: Research Assistant with 2 questions a month, Court Assistant for up to 2 active cases. Paid plans from €84.75 per lawyer a month (Research Assistant) and €69 a month for the first 15 active cases (Court Assistant), ex VAT. Students with a um.edu.mt email can use Research Assistant for €15 a month.
- Your data
- Your account, your history and everything you save in ligi.ai are stored on servers in the EU. Your questions, saved cases and libraries are never used to train AI models, ours or anyone else’s.
- Who makes it
- Built in Malta by Day One Advisory Ltd.
Every case you’re running, followed for you.
Add your cases by number, one at a time or in bulk, and assign each a client and a handling lawyer. Court Assistant follows them on eCourts, updates every day, and puts every sitting in your calendar.
All your cases in one table
Parties, client, court, judge, value, the lawyer handling it, and the last and next sitting. Search across every column, filter, save your own views and choose which columns you see.
Sittings and deadlines in your calendar
Every sitting goes into the court calendar on its own. When a sitting’s verbal sets a deadline, Court Assistant finds it and asks before adding it, so the whole firm’s diary is in one place.
A page for every case
The claim as filed on eCourts, your side of it, how far the case has got, and the minutes of the last sitting one click away. Choose who in the firm is notified when something changes.
Maltese case law, searched in plain language.
Ask in English or Maltese. Research Assistant searches over 137,000 Maltese judgments and returns the cases that matter, each linked to its page on eCourts.
Ask, then sharpen
Ask the way you would brief a colleague. It rewrites your question with the right legal terms, in Maltese where the judgments use them, and you choose whether to search with it, edit it or keep your own. Narrow by date, judiciary and court.
Cases you can check straight away
Results come back as judgments, each with a short note of what was decided. Open any one for a full summary beside the list, view and download the judgment itself, or ask a follow-up to carry on the same search.
Your own library
Save authorities into collections, tag them and search your own notes. Sort by your order, court seniority or date, and export when it is time to draft.