Law Firms
Intake, client communication and document workflows, tuned to your firm's formatting and review standards, with an attorney checking the output.
AI consulting for a law firm means finding the repetitive work in intake, client communication and document handling, then configuring AI tools to match how your firm writes and reviews. We tune the output to your formatting, tone and review standards, and test privately on redacted samples before anything touches a real matter. A person stays in the loop: attorneys review the output. Every engagement starts with a free 30-minute strategy session, and the fixed-scope flat price is quoted after that call.
The pattern we see
One of our engagements started this way. A firm had already paid for an AI tool, and attorneys still did not trust it. The tool was not the problem. Its output did not look or sound like the firm's own work, so every draft needed rewriting.
We tuned the tool to the firm's exact formatting, tone and review standards until the output held up under attorney review. We tested it privately against redacted samples before anything touched a real case. The full account is on our About page.
Where AI can help
Intake
Intake forms and inbound inquiries can be sorted and summarized so staff start from a structured file instead of a pile of emails. Our client onboarding workflow shows the general shape.
Client communication
Status questions, scheduling and document requests can be drafted in the firm's voice for a person to approve before sending.
Documents
Summaries and first drafts, formatted the way your firm formats them, then reviewed by an attorney.
Internal questions
An internal assistant can answer staff questions from your own materials. See employee FAQ chatbot and our chatbot development page.
Want to see where AI fits in your firm?
Book a free strategy session →Human review and data
We build for review, not around it. Output is drafted for a person to check before it is relied on. We equip your team; we do not replace it.
On data, this is what we state across the site: we do not train models on your data, we do not sell it, and we do not share it. Details are on our privacy page. We do not make legal or regulatory compliance claims here. Any confidentiality, ethics or compliance requirements your firm has should be raised in the strategy session so they shape the scope from the start.
How it works
Work runs in phases: a Workflow Audit from $1,000 (1 to 3 weeks), a Build Sprint from $3,000 (3 to 6+ weeks, with most live in 21 days), and optional Ongoing Advisory from $2,000, which is cancelable. Every engagement starts with a free 30-minute strategy session, and the fixed-scope flat price is quoted after that call. For the full model, see our AI consulting services and what an AI consultant does.
FAQ
Q1
That is a decision for your firm. In our engagement we tested privately against redacted samples first, and attorneys reviewed output before it was relied on. We raise your confidentiality and ethics requirements in the strategy session.
Q2
No. We do not train models on client data, we do not sell it, and we do not share it.
Q3
No. We build tools that make your team faster, and a person stays in the loop. Output is meant to be checked, not trusted blindly.
Q4
A Workflow Audit starts at $1,000, a Build Sprint at $3,000, and Ongoing Advisory at $2,000 and is optional. You get a fixed-scope flat price after the free 30-minute strategy session.
Ready when you are
Free 30-minute strategy session. No pitch, and you leave with a plan whether you hire us or not.