Work in the context of a specific matter
AI can summarise documents, build timelines, find inconsistencies and prepare questions while access stays limited to the authorised matter.
LEGAL AI / CONTROLLED LEGAL WORK
Legal AI must distinguish between a client matter, an authoritative source, a working draft and a final legal output. We therefore build a working system that exposes evidence, respects permissions and leaves accountable decisions to lawyers.
01 / PRINCIPLE
Legal workflows require the right sources, versioning, access controls, traceable citations and tests based on the firm’s real tasks.
AI can summarise documents, build timelines, find inconsistencies and prepare questions while access stays limited to the authorised matter.
Contract drafts, clause reviews and checklists are grounded in internal templates and approved firm knowledge.
The retrieval layer returns relevant passages and source metadata so the user can verify what a draft is based on.
02 / IMPLEMENTATION
Suitable first steps include internal search across templates and know-how, matter summaries, deadline and obligation extraction, document comparison or preparation of a working draft. Final legal advice, filings and client communication remain under lawyer control.
Identity, permissions, audit and sharing rules.
Internal templates, methodologies and external sources with version and date.
Questions, documents and expected outputs for regression testing.
Explicit steps that cannot proceed without lawyer review.
03 / DECISIONS
Scope, architecture and automation level depend on data sensitivity, the workflow and accountability for the outcome.
No. It prepares evidence, searches, compares and generates working drafts. Accountable legal assessment and final output remain with the lawyer.
The model receives retrieved passages and controlled metadata, must show the source and should abstain when evidence is insufficient.
Yes. Sensitive components can run locally or in private infrastructure, with external models used only for approved data classes.
We define sources, matter boundaries, evaluation tasks and approval points before deciding on the model and integration scope.