Resource hub
Five working tools, free to use
Built for litigants in person and for legal professionals: case law research, data rights, guidance, case organisation and further help.
What each tool does
Where it lives, what is inside it, and what you need to know before you open it.
Search and analyse UK case law, find relevant precedent and build evidence-based arguments for your matter.
Includes
- Case search
- Precedent analysis
- Citation lookup
Build a legally compliant Subject Access Request to obtain your personal data and exercise your rights under UK GDPR.
The request can be addressed to any organisation holding your personal data.
Includes
- UK GDPR compliant
- Instant generation
- Customisable
Plain-English guidance on civil law matters — concepts, procedural requirements and the options that may be open to you.
Giles provides guidance, not legal advice.
Includes
- AI-powered
- Civil law focus
- Plain English
Organise your matter: track deadlines, store documents and keep a clear, ordered timeline of events.
You will need to sign in before you can use it.
Includes
- Document storage
- Deadline tracking
- Correspondence
- Timeline view
Factsheets, a basic assistance directory and a peer support network — practical starting points when you don’t know where to begin.
The hub is part of this site; the other four are separate applications.
Legal Lens Platform In development
Not yet available
All the tools in one integrated workspace. Platform brings together the research portal, the DSAR generator, Giles and case management — working together, with premium features designed for serious litigation.
Planned
- Unified dashboard with all tools in one place
- Cross-tool data sharing and automation
- Advanced document generation and bundling
- Priority support and regular updates
When the tools are not enough
The five above are self-serve. Where a matter needs someone to read the papers, send what you have — or simply an account of what is happening.
You will get back a free, written assessment you can keep, check and act on in your own time.
Prefer to talk it through first? Book a free 60-minute consultation (opens in new tab)
Fees from £60 per hour — see the terms of engagement.
