Legal teams handle huge volumes of documents under tight deadlines. Our AI solutions speed up research, contract review and document drafting while keeping sensitive client data secure.
AI in the legal industry uses language models and machine learning to review contracts, research case law, draft documents, classify evidence for e-discovery and analyse matters, helping law firms and in-house legal teams work faster while lawyers keep full responsibility for legal judgement.
Legal AI solutions run inside private, access-controlled environments on Azure or AWS, using enterprise model agreements that exclude your data from training, or open-source models hosted privately. Answers are grounded in your own documents and approved sources with retrieval, include citations so lawyers can check them, and are tested against evaluation sets of real questions. We integrate with document management systems such as iManage and NetDocuments, and with Microsoft 365.
Legal clients use our AI development, AI integration and model fine-tuning services. You can also hire OpenAI developers or prompt engineers to work with your knowledge team.
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Answers to common questions about AI for law firms and in-house legal teams.
No. AI tools help lawyers find, summarise and draft faster, but legal advice and final judgement always remain with qualified lawyers, who review every AI output.
The AI answers only from your documents and approved sources using retrieval, shows citations for every statement, and is tested on known questions. Lawyers can check each source directly.
Yes. Solutions run in private, access-controlled environments, respect existing document permissions, log all use, and use AI services that do not train on your data.
Yes. The AI compares each contract with your standard positions and fallback clauses, highlights deviations and suggests wording, for lawyer approval.
Cost depends on document volumes, integrations and the use case. A pilot for contract review or research is usually a fixed-price project.
A pilot using your playbook and past contracts typically takes six to ten weeks, including evaluation by your lawyers.
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