Law Firms
Find the clause, cite the source, keep the file in the house.
Contracts, precedents, correspondence, and matter files — searchable across the practice and answerable with citations, on infrastructure that never sends a client file anywhere.
Professional secrecy is the specification
Legal work cannot tolerate two things: fabricated authority and leaked files. Both rule out casual use of public AI tools. A private system solves the custody problem structurally — and solves the fabrication problem with retrieval that cites your own documents or declines.
What the system does
- Finds the controlling clause across contracts, amendments, and side letters — cited to the document and page
- Reconstructs matter history: what was argued, agreed, and sent, in order
- Drafts from precedent with the sources attached for partner review
- Searches internal know-how and past opinions the practice already paid to produce
- Enforces matter-level access separation — ethical walls become system walls
- Logs every retrieval and answer per matter — inspectable, exportable
Custody posture
Law-office deployments run on-premises, typically as a Vault-tier system in the firm’s own room, with role separation mirroring the firm’s ethical walls. Air-gapped variants exist for practices whose client base warrants them.
The system retrieves and drafts with sources. It does not give legal advice and it does not replace professional judgement — it makes your own files answer faster.