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Law firms and in-house counsel

The boundary is physical.

For a legal practice, the confidentiality of the file is not a feature of the software. It is the obligation the firm is paid to keep, and it does not bend to a vendor's data-processing addendum.

Primary use case · contract abstraction is in the current private-pilot release; the other uses below are planned

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The situation

A file can be someone's liberty, their company, or their family. The duty attaching to it is personal to the advocate and cannot be delegated to an API.

Meanwhile the work that consumes junior time — review, abstraction, first drafts — is precisely the work a well-fitted local model does competently under supervision.

What we build

  • Matter review

    Review runs inside the boundary, against the firm's own index. Privilege is enforced by the absence of a route out, not by a configuration flag.

  • Drafting in the tone of the house

    The letter goes out sounding like the firm that sent it, because the model would be fitted on the firm's own correspondence.

  • Contract abstraction

    Obligations, dates, caps and liabilities extracted to a schedule where every row points at the clause it came from.

  • Discovery triage

    Relevance and privilege ranked with the reasoning shown and logged, so the decisions are reviewable rather than opaque.

Privilege cannot be restored once waived

Transmitting privileged material to a third party is not a risk to be priced; in many jurisdictions it is a waiver that cannot be undone. A local runtime is the only arrangement where the question does not arise.

What changes

  • Junior time moves from reading to judgment
  • First drafts arrive in the firm's register, not a generic one
  • Every extraction is checkable against the clause behind it

Start

Tell us what the next painful week looks like.

A briefing is a conversation, not a pitch. Bring the process that costs you your evenings, and we will tell you plainly whether this helps — and if it does not, what would.

Diagnostic brief

Day 14 of 14

  1. 01Where the material actually livesMapped
  2. 02What must remain a human signatureListed
  3. 03The runtime, and where it sitsNamed
  4. 04Risks we found, in plain languageWritten
  5. 05Price to install, price to keep runningQuoted

Yours to keep — for your board, your IT team or another vendor.