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Copious Ltd launches AI legal platform after housing disrepair research

Business Manchester

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Summary

Copious Ltd, working with the University of Salford, has commercialised AI technology that automates legal document review and litigation preparation. Litigated.com uses computer vision and a database of over 14,500 legal authorities to handle disclosure analysis, financial claim assessment, and evidence extraction—tasks that previously took hours can now be completed in minutes.

The platform originated from research into housing disrepair claims for council tenants but has evolved into a broader legal intelligence system. It is now being used commercially by law firms and claims handlers for disclosure review, litigation support, and financial claims work.

Copious emphasises Litigated.com is a technology platform, not a law firm, and all outputs require independent review by qualified legal professionals. The system is self-hosted on dedicated infrastructure to maintain client data security.

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Common questions

What is this article about?
Copious Ltd has launched Litigated.com, an AI-powered legal intelligence system developed with the University of Salford that automates document review and litigation workflows for law firms. The platform evolved from technology originally designed to identify housing disrepair issues for council tenants.
When was this published?
This article was published on 1 July 2026.
Who published this article?
This article was published by Business Manchester.