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Legal Technology Built for Confidentiality and Professional Obligation

Software for law firms and legal operations teams. Designed for privilege protection, ethical walls, and the scrutiny that legal environments demand.

Legal Software Has Different Requirements

Attorney-client privilege is not a feature you add after launch. Ethical walls are not optional configuration. Client data segregation is a professional obligation, not a preference.

Most general-purpose software development doesn't account for these requirements. Legal technology requires data isolation between matters, access controls that enforce ethical boundaries, and audit logs that can withstand review by bar committees, opposing counsel, or courts.

We design legal software with those requirements as constraints from the beginning. Matter-level access restrictions enforced at the data layer. AI systems that retrieve from matter-specific contexts, not shared data pools. Attribution and audit trails that support professional responsibility obligations.

What We Build for Legal

  • AI-assisted legal research and document review — Retrieval systems that search your firm's documents with matter-level access controls and attorney oversight workflows
  • Contract analysis and drafting tools — Clause extraction, comparison, and drafting assistance with source attribution and mandatory human review built into the workflow
  • Client and matter management — Secure platforms with access controls that enforce ethical obligations and produce the audit evidence compliance reviews require
  • Internal knowledge bases — Searchable repositories of precedents, briefs, and institutional knowledge with role-based permissions and privilege protection
  • Due diligence automation — Document processing pipelines with exception flagging, verification workflows, and comprehensive audit trails
  • Secure client-facing portals — Encrypted communication and document sharing with clients, built for confidentiality requirements

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you enforce ethical walls in software?

Ethical walls are implemented at the data and access control layer—not just the UI. Matter-level access restrictions are enforced in the backend so that even if someone navigates to a restricted matter, the system will not return restricted data. We work with your conflicts and compliance team to map required restrictions and implement them as technical controls.

Can AI-generated legal work product be ethically used?

AI-assisted legal work is an evolving area of professional responsibility. We design systems that require attorney oversight as a mandatory step—AI assists with research, drafting, and analysis, but human review is built into the workflow, not optional. Our systems maintain attribution and audit logs that help attorneys satisfy their supervisory obligations.

What document management systems do you integrate with?

We integrate with iManage, NetDocuments, SharePoint, and other common legal document management platforms. We also work with practice management systems, billing platforms, and e-discovery tools. Integration scope depends on your specific systems—we assess these requirements early in the engagement.

Do you work with solo practitioners or only large firms?

Both, with different architecture and cost profiles. Smaller firms often need SaaS-based solutions with lower infrastructure overhead. Larger firms typically need private deployment with more complex access control requirements. We scope engagements based on your firm's size, data sensitivity, and existing technology environment.

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