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Podnah
Built for Louisiana practice only

Research. Credits. Clients.
Everything else is noise.

Three things every Louisiana practice needs, from people who actually practice here.

319,101 Louisiana opinions indexed
5,798 with damages awards
1 state Everything built for Louisiana only

Why Louisiana only

Because Louisiana is genuinely different.

Civil law rather than common law. Damages briefed by comparison to prior awards. And a tort regime that changed four separate times between 2021 and 2026 — the seat belt evidence bar repealed, direct action gutted, No Pay No Play raised to $100,000, and comparative fault replaced with a 51% bar.

Most legal software is built for the other forty-nine states and bolts Louisiana on afterward. Most legal marketing content still describes law that was repealed years ago. Building for one state is a smaller market and a much better product.

A working example: as of mid-2026, most Louisiana firm websites still describe pure comparative fault. It stopped being the law on January 1.

How it works

Start with the one you need.

  1. Tell us the problem

    Research, credits, or clients. Most people need one, not three.

  2. We show you the tool

    A real walkthrough on your own matters, not a canned demo.

  3. Use it or don't

    No annual contract, no onboarding fee, no minimum seats.

Pricing

Priced for solos and small firms.

The tools big firms buy, without the enterprise contract. Final pricing is being set with early users — join the list and you help decide it.

  • Monthly, cancel any time
  • No per-search or per-document charges
  • Founding users keep their rate

Questions

Straight answers

Who is Podnah for?

Louisiana lawyers — mostly solos and small firms who need the same tools big firms buy, without the enterprise price. The quantum tool is aimed at personal injury practice; CLE and marketing apply more broadly.

Why only Louisiana?

Because Louisiana is genuinely different. Civil law, quantum practice, its own tort rules that changed four times between 2021 and 2026. National products treat it as an edge case. We treat it as the whole product.

Do I have to buy all three?

No. They are separate. Most people will want one.

Who is behind it?

A practicing Louisiana attorney. The tools exist because the practice needed them.