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AI for law firms & legal teams

Legal work involves reading a great deal of text to find what matters: clauses, precedents, deadlines and facts. AI can search and summarize that material quickly, which frees lawyers for analysis and advice.

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Where AI helps

AI use cases in legal work

Accuracy and confidentiality come first. Every answer we build links back to its source document, and client data stays in environments you control.

  • Contract review

    Extract key terms, compare clauses against your playbook and flag deviations for a lawyer to review.

    LLM Fine-TuningRAG Systems

  • Document and knowledge search

    Ask questions across precedents, memos and matter files and get answers that cite the exact document and passage.

    RAG Systems

  • Client intake

    Collect matter details from web forms or email, run conflict-check preparation and route new matters to the right team.

    AI AutomationConversational AI

  • Discovery and document review support

    Sort and summarize large document sets so reviewers start with the most relevant material.

    AI AgentsComputer Vision

  • Drafting first versions

    Prepare first drafts of routine documents from your templates and clause library for lawyers to edit.

    LLM Fine-Tuning

What we design for

Building AI for legal work

The constraints that shape every project in this industry.

  • Professional duties

    The American Bar Association’s Formal Opinion 512 (2024) reminds lawyers that duties of competence, confidentiality and supervision apply to generative AI. Our systems are built to support those duties.

  • Verified sources

    Answers cite the documents they come from, and the system says when it can’t find support, which guards against invented citations.

  • Confidentiality and privilege

    Client documents stay in your environment or with providers under agreements that prohibit training on your data, with permissions that respect ethical walls.

  • Lawyer review

    Outputs are drafts and research aids; a lawyer reviews anything that goes to a client, court or counterparty.

Systems these projects typically involve

  • Document management systems such as iManage and NetDocuments
  • Practice management such as Clio
  • Contract lifecycle management tools
  • Email
  • E-discovery platforms

FAQ

AI in legal work: questions

How do you stop the AI inventing case law or citations?

We ground answers in your own documents and trusted sources, show the source for every claim, and test the system with questions it shouldn’t be able to answer so it learns to say so.

Is client data used to train the AI?

No. We use providers whose terms exclude training on your data, or run models in your own environment.

Can it follow our firm’s contract playbook?

Yes. We encode your preferred positions and fallback clauses so reviews flag deviations the way your lawyers would.

Does this replace lawyers or paralegals?

No. It removes much of the searching and first-pass reading, so lawyers and paralegals spend more time on analysis, advice and client work.

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