The verified command layer for litigation.
Stonewall holds.
Stonewall reads the whole case file and shows you where its answers come from.
EnterIf you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the results of a hundred battles.
— Sun Tzu
Lex est quod notamus — the law is what we record.
Shelby a fictional demonstration
Ask something hard. The answer below comes back as a chain of evidence, not a summary, with each claim pinned to its source.
The State’s expert says any mid-’60s GM could have laid down those two tire marks outside the convenience store, so the defendants’ metallic-mint convertible is as good as a confession. Settled fact, or is there something in the record?
It is a trick question, counselor — and the record answers it. Let me pull the chain before I opine.
The scene photographs show two parallel burn marks, equal in length and equal in intensity Fictional demo citation A0064, lines 112 through 118, source tire mark analysis.. Equal marks mean both rear wheels were driving. That requires a limited-slip differential — positraction — and positraction was not available on the defendants’ 1964 Buick Skylark Fictional demo citation A0071, line 23, source expert testimony..
Second link in the chain: the marks leave the road flat over a curb cut — no fishtail, no hop. A solid-axle car cannot do that; the left tire lifts and the mark breaks. Independent rear suspension, or it did not happen Fictional demo citation A0071, lines 88 through 96, source expert testimony..
Walk the co-occurrence, and in the mid-’60s GM built exactly two cars carrying both: the Corvette — which no eyewitness mistakes for a Skylark — and the 1963 Pontiac Tempest Fictional demo citation A0112, line 14, source GM drivetrain matrix.. Same body length, same convertible top, same metallic-mint green in every witness photograph Fictional demo citation A0130, lines 7 through 9, source witness photo index..
The chronicle does not say the defendants are sympathetic. The chronicle says the car in the record is not their car. The record holds.
The facts of My Cousin Vinny (1992); the record rows are fictional. In the workspace, each citation names a real document by its ID and file.
The problem
A lawsuit lives in five systems: the document manager, email, the calendar, billing and the partner’s memory. None of them can prove anything.
Fragmented context
Manual chronologies
Key-person memory
Malpractice
Insurance pays it, then raises the premium, and the client may not stay.
Senior hours
When the record is scattered, a partner fills the gap from memory, at a partner’s rate.
Trust
AI tools that invented citations got lawyers sanctioned, and taught firms to distrust answers they cannot check.
How it works
Reads in the email, files, filings, transcripts and billing.
Works out who is who, which case is which, and what happened when.
Marks deadlines, recurring patterns, and how people and events connect.
Answers questions and builds dashboards, citing the documents behind them.
Enforced, not promised. Every document needs a catalog entry with a permanent ID. A change that leaves one out cannot ship.
The graph
Stonewall tags each document with the patterns it shows, then measures how often each pair turns up together. The links are real counts from the record; the ten names are stand-ins that keep its categories private.
Open the graphThe record
Why us
Founder & CEO
Practicing Florida litigation attorney who built the whole thing. Nineteen depositions and a 6–0 record in contested hearings in his first three years of practice. University of Florida, B.A. and J.D.
For every case he handled, he built his own timeline and source map, so he could put a page and line under every assertion. That manual system is the direct ancestor of Stonewall.
Co-founder & Head of Sales
Runs sales along the I-4 corridor, from Tampa through Lakeland to Orlando: relationships, outreach and finding the first firms to use Stonewall. Starting law school, so the person selling to lawyers is training to become one.
Litigation is record combat. The side that can turn the record into verified work product fastest has the advantage.
Maxwell A. Kemp, Esq. Founder
Work with us
01 Evaluate
Can what we built serve more than one firm, and what would it take to get there?
02 Refer
A Florida group of four to eight people carrying high-stakes cases.
03 Invest
Ask the founders for the deck.