AI for Law Firms
Answer every new client inquiry, get first drafts and summaries in minutes, and never miss a date in a stack of notices, without putting client confidences at risk.
Built for law firms
Save hours on intake and paperwork, keep every confidence
Most of a firm's day isn't legal work: answering the same questions from callers, typing intake notes, reading long documents to find the three pages that matter, and pulling dates out of court notices. AI is good at exactly that kind of work, as long as a lawyer reviews what it produces and client information stays private.
We set AI up for firms the way we run their IT. Client files go only to AI services whose terms say they never train on your data, the people who can see a matter are the only ones the AI will show it to, and an attorney approves anything that leaves the firm.
What AI can do for your firm
Where firms save the most time
A website chat and phone assistant that asks the right questions for each case type, books a consultation and never gives legal advice.
Long records, depositions and contracts summarized with page references, so you know where to read closely.
Dates pulled from court notices and orders into a list your staff checks and adds to the calendar.
Letters, engagement letters and routine filings drafted from your own templates for an attorney to edit.
A private assistant that answers staff questions from your own procedures, forms and past work.
Clients sign in to see where their matter stands, so fewer calls just to ask for an update.
The rules we build around
Confidential by design
- Client information only goes to AI services that don't train on it and keep it private
- The AI shows each person only the matters they can already open
- An attorney reviews every draft, summary and deadline before it's relied on
- Intake assistants say they're AI, never give legal advice and hand off to a person
- Set up with the bar's confidentiality and supervision rules in mind
- A record of what the AI was used for, kept with the matter
Frequently asked questions
Is it ethical for a law firm to use AI?
Yes, when the firm protects client confidences, understands the tool and reviews what it produces. Bar guidance on AI says the same. We set up the tools and the rules so your attorneys can meet those duties, and your firm decides what it's used for.
Will an AI intake assistant give legal advice?
No. It asks the questions your firm sets for each case type, collects contact details and books a consultation. Anything that sounds like a request for advice is handed to a person.
Does our client data train the AI?
Not with the services we set up. We use AI providers whose business terms say your information isn't used for training and is kept private, and we turn off the settings that would allow it.
Where do we start?
With a free 30-minute AI Readiness call. We look at where your hours go, then recommend one or two places to start, usually intake or document summaries.