We build firm-ready AI around your templates, documents, and matter workflows. We start with one workflow, intake, research, or drafting, and prove it before expanding. Lawyers keep control of the work that needs judgment.
3
core areas: drafting, document search, intake
Cited
every draft and answer points back to source
Phased
proof before production, gate by gate
What we build
We start from patterns we've shipped before, then bend them around your data, your access rules, and the way your team already moves.
Drafts start from your templates and clauses, not the model's idea of a contract.
Search across your precedents, contracts, opinions, and bundles. Every answer comes back with the page it came from.
Inbound emails, web forms, and voice notes become structured matters with a summary, urgency, and a first response a lawyer can edit and send.
How it runs
The system reads your documents, finds the right context, drafts or routes the work, and stops short of anything that needs a lawyer's call.
STEP 01
Templates, precedents, matter files, intake forms, and knowledge bases stay under the access controls your team enforces.
STEP 02
Every answer or draft can be traced back to a source. Nothing fabricated, nothing approximated, nothing you can't show a partner.
STEP 03
The system creates a first draft, structured summary, or routing decision with a clear stopping point.
STEP 04
Approvals, edits, and corrections tune the system to the way your firm works.
The careful bit
Legal AI needs citations, audit trails, human approval, and deployment options from the start.
Generated work points back to the source. A reviewer can verify the claim in seconds, not minutes.
Managed cloud, private cloud, VPC, or on-prem, matched to your firm and regulator.
Anything client-facing stays under a lawyer's review until it doesn't need to anymore. The system never gets ahead of you.
We connect intake, DMS, CRM, practice tools, email, and document export to the existing stack.
Next step
Bring us a process you'd want to rethink. We'll walk through what's possible, what isn't, and the smallest piece worth building first.
