Lexary by Legal Hub Group

Lexary by Legal Hub Group is a free AI checker that scans court filings for the clerical defects that get papers rejected, including missing signatures, blank caption fields, mismatched names and absent case numbers, and reports each fix by page in plain English.

Lexary is a free AI checker from Legal Hub Group that reads court documents the way a clerk would and flags the defects that cause filings to bounce. It scans for unsigned signature lines, signatures without dates, blank caption fields, missing hearing dates and departments on motion papers, empty attorney or party blocks, absent court names and addresses, and missing case numbers on papers filed into an existing case. It also catches mismatches, such as a name, address or case number written two ways across a single document or across the pages of one filing, and it notices when a document plainly does not match the type it is filed as. Unreadable, blank or misnumbered pages get called out too, with the problem located on a specific page. In practice a user uploads PDFs, Word files or photos of pages, up to 10 files and 50 MB per file per batch, and Lexary returns a plain English list of what to fix and where. Alongside the review it repairs awkward file formats, shrinks oversized files, and answers filing questions in everyday language at any hour. Self represented litigants preparing papers and small firm staff without a dedicated paralegal are the obvious audience, since the tool assumes no knowledge of local filing conventions. Because Legal Hub Group is a certified e-filing service provider for California courts, the check feeds naturally into filing: Lexary tells you whether your court accepts e-filing through the company, and the $14.99 per filing service (plus court fees) takes over once the paperwork is clean. Set against DIY proofreading or a general purpose chatbot, Lexary is narrow by design. It does not weigh the substance of a case, judge amounts or facts, or draft arguments, and it is explicit that it is not a lawyer and can make mistakes. Documents and conversations are stored and may be reviewed by the team to improve the service, so sensitive material should only be uploaded when sharing is permitted. Nothing is filed automatically; submission is a separate step the user chooses. For the specific job of catching clerical rejection triggers before a clerk does, the free price and unlimited checks make it an easy addition to an existing workflow.