1. Documents and details come in
You share the property details and the documents you hold.
Methodology
How LegiScore reaches a rating.
From documents and government records to a graded, evidence-linked report.
How it works
Six steps from records to a grade.
AI-assisted, from public records available at the time of search.
2. Government records are searched
LegiScore runs 100+ automated government searches.
3. Certificates are attached
Real certificates from the portals are attached to the report.
4. Findings are linked to evidence
Each finding points to the record behind it.
5. Your team reviews
Review at 3 points: documents, missing documents and risk acknowledgement.
6. A grade is given
A score out of 1,000, graded from AAA to C.
The scale
One score, one grade.
Every property gets a score out of 1,000 and a grade from AAA to C.
The full grade bands are shown on the LegiScore page.
Limits
What it cannot do.
Read these limits before you rely on a report.
It is not legal advice
LawyerDesk is not a law firm. A qualified professional must review every report.
It reflects public records at search time
Records that are missing, late or wrong at the source can affect a finding.
It does not replace a site visit
The report reads records. It does not inspect the property itself.
It does not guarantee an outcome
A grade is a risk indicator for your review, not an assurance of title.
See the disclaimer and trust and security pages for more.
FAQ
Questions about the method.
It searches government records, attaches the certificates, links findings to evidence and gives a score out of 1,000, graded AAA to C.
Your team reviews at 3 points before the grade is final. A qualified professional must review every report.
No. LawyerDesk is not a law firm. Reports are AI-assisted and based on public records available at the time of search.
Yes. Each finding is linked to its source record, so you and your advocate can verify it.
See it in practice
See a real file rated end to end.
Book a demo, or read the plain terms in our glossary.