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AI for legal teams, grounded in your own documents.
Legal AI is only useful if you can trust where the answer came from. We build assistants grounded in your firm's actual documents and precedents — cited, auditable, and honest about uncertainty — so lawyers move faster without ever ceding judgment.
Where AI pays off
What we build for legal teams.
Contract review & clause extraction
Surface risky clauses, missing terms, and deviations from your standard — with a link to the exact passage every time.
Document search & summarization
Ask questions across matters, contracts, and filings and get answers grounded in the real documents, not a model's guess.
Due-diligence acceleration
Triage a data room in hours instead of weeks — the assistant flags, the associate decides.
Drafting assistance
First drafts from your own templates and precedents, ready for a lawyer to refine — never sent without human review.
Precedent & knowledge Q&A
Turn your firm's institutional knowledge into an assistant that cites the memo or matter it learned from.
Something else?
Your highest-value use case may not be on this list. The one-week audit finds it.
How the audit works
How we start
Not sure which of these fits you? We'll find out.
You don't need to pick. A one-week AI Opportunity Audit ranks the use cases above against your real operation and tells you the single highest-value place to start.
We embed
A forward-deployed engineer learns how your business actually runs — no technical brief required from you.
We find the opportunity
We map where AI genuinely pays off for your operation, and where it doesn't and you shouldn't spend.
We build it
We ship the highest-value use case end to end, in software you own, with a human in command.
Honest about limits. Our legal tools assist lawyers; they do not provide legal advice or replace professional judgment. A qualified lawyer reviews and owns every output.
Find where AI pays off in your business — in one week.
Fixed scope, and the fee is credited if you go ahead with the build. Worst case, you keep a roadmap you can use with anyone.