Lawyer reviewing a contract in an office with legal files on the desk.
Legal sector

Privilege is non-negotiable. So is productivity.

On some desk in your firm, right now, a client contract sits inside a free AI chat. Banning it doesn't work — you have seen that already. What works is giving your team an approved lane: fast, traceable, defensible.

Data inside your perimeterDocumented EU regionTraining by practice area

Where AI pays off in a firm

01

Contract review

First read, risk clauses and deviations from your playbook in minutes — with the document never leaving your environment.

02

Due diligence

Classification and summary of hundreds of data-room documents, with traceability of what was processed and where.

03

Drafts and filings

First versions of filings, letters and memoranda built from your own templates and internal precedents.

04

Case-file search

Natural-language questions across the entire case file, answered with citations to the source document.

01

The sector's specific risk

A firm doesn't protect 'data': it protects privilege, the relationship of trust and its own liability. A leak through an unapproved tool is not an IT incident — it is an ethics and business-continuity problem.

  • Associates and juniors use free AI under billable-hour pressure.
  • Corporate clients already ask in their questionnaires how you control AI.
  • Professional liability insurers are starting to ask the same question.
02

“Nothing can leave the firm” — agreed

That is why the environment is built in your own cloud, with a documented European region, the firm's keys and a log of every use. We never see a case file: we deploy the infrastructure, train teams by practice area and transfer control to you. The managing partner can show the entire system to any client who asks.

Questions before starting

The point is choosing the right level of control.

Are models trained on our documents?

No. In a private environment on providers such as AWS Bedrock, requests are not used to train models and stay in the contracted region. We document it in writing, model by model, for your compliance file.

How long for a firm of 20-80 professionals?

The diagnostic: 3-4 weeks. If the route recommends a private environment, 4-6 more weeks with the first practice areas inside. Role-based training runs in cohorts without stopping billing.

Half an hour with the partner who owns technology or risk.

We tell you what your teams are already using (it will surprise you), what real risk it carries and the shortest approved lane.

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