Automate the administration around legal work. Not the judgment.

Established firms with multiple attorneys, where the administrative work surrounding every matter creates most of the coordination burden.

01 / What we see

The legal work is the smallest part of the coordination problem.

Intake, conflict checks, matter opening, billing, and document handling surround every matter. Most of it is administrative, and most of it still depends on someone remembering the next step.

→Inquiry and intake handled inconsistently across attorneys.
→Conflict checks that depend on someone remembering to run them.
→Matter opening spread across practice management, email, and paper files.
→Retainer and payment tracking disconnected from matter status.
→Document intake that isn’t organized until someone has time.
→Scheduling and deadline tracking split across calendars.
→Billing narratives assembled manually at the end of the month.
→Client status updates that require calling the paralegal.
02 / On trust

Client confidentiality is the starting constraint, not an afterthought.

Access, permissions, where automations run, how AI is used, human review, and data retention are covered directly on the trust page. We don’t claim certifications we don’t hold. Read it before any engagement.

Review the trust standards →

Isn’t this just consulting?

No. We diagnose the operation and build the system. Documentation and access stay with the firm.

Will AI touch confidential client data irresponsibly?

AI is used only where it earns the responsibility, with human review anywhere judgment, risk, or client communication is involved.

Do you make compliance guarantees?

We describe exactly what we do and don’t control on the trust page, in plain language, without claiming certifications we don’t hold.

Will this disrupt how attorneys already work?

Builds are phased around live matters. We map how the firm actually works before changing anything.

→ Next

Review the workflow.

Bring the process that is costing you the most time. We’ll tell you whether it looks like a systems problem, a process problem, or something you should not automate.

Review the workflow →Book discovery

If we're not the right fix, we'll say so on the call and point you somewhere better.