The Drafter
Available nowYour junior associate for the page-heavy work.
- Deposition & discovery summaries
- Redlines vs. your precedent
- Research-memo first drafts
The AI workspace for modern law firms
Give your paralegal a whole team of AI specialists.
Drafting, design, video, research, and security — one paralegal directing a bench of AI. Every output attorney-approved and privilege-safe by design.
Your firm’s AI benchOn call
- The DrafterDepositions · redlines · memos
- The StudioImages · video · client ebooks
- The ToolkitDeadlines · citations · intake
- The GuardianPrivilege · PII · security
Directed by one paralegal · reviewed by your attorneys
Firm data isolationNo training on client dataPrivilege-awareAttorney sign-offFull audit trail
The problem
Your best people are buried in the work before the work.
Marketing asset waits 3 days at an outside vendor.
Generated, on-brand, in minutes.
An attorney bills 3 hours summarizing a deposition.
Drafted in 15, reviewed in 30.
A client explainer video never gets made at all.
Storyboarded and shipped the same week.
The bench
One paralegal. A bench of specialists.
Four capabilities, one standard of review. Each is a specialist your paralegal directs — and nothing reaches a client without sign-off.
The Studio
Rolling outDesign, video, and client-education content on demand.
- Firm marketing & case visuals
- Client explainer videos
- Plain-language client ebooks
The Toolkit
Rolling outThe practical web tools a paralegal reaches for daily.
- Deadline & SOL calculator
- Citation & Bates formatting
- Client intake form builder
The Guardian
Rolling outThe junior security assistant your firm actually needs.
- Privilege & PII leak scans
- Vendor-security questionnaire review
- Breach-notice first drafts
It’s not one assistant. It’s a whole bench.
You’re not adding headcount and you’re not replacing anyone. You’re giving the paralegals you already trust a team of AI specialists to direct — with your firm’s judgment on top of all of it.
The guardrail
Power, on a leash.
The reason a firm can say yes to this much AI: a chain of command built into the product. A paralegal generates. An attorney reviews and signs off. Nothing exports until they do — and every step is logged.
- ✓Attorney sign-off required on client-facing output
- ✓Firm data isolated at the database, not just the UI
- ✓Timestamped audit trail on every review
Deposition summary · ReyesApproved
Attorney Approved
A. Whitmore, Partner
The Guardian
The junior security assistant your firm actually needs.
Nobody at a firm really knows where they stand on security — and firms hold everyone’s secrets, which makes them prime targets. The Guardian gives a paralegal a security specialist on call: a real handle on it.
Security posture score
A live checklist across the fundamentals — MFA, encryption, backups, training, vendor terms, AI policy — with one score that tells you where you stand.
A threat brief, for law firms
What's actually targeting firms this week — ransomware, wire-fraud, e-filing scams, vendor breaches — with the one thing to do about each.
The basics, in the age of AI
Plain-language guidance every firm should follow now, including the AI-specific rules most people get wrong.
Guardrails on outgoing work
Scan documents for privileged content and client PII before they leave, and draft breach notices against your states' clocks.
Security CenterFair
67
8 of 12 controls in place.
3 quick wins left.
- ✓MFA on everything
- ✓Backups test-restored
- !Written AI-use policy
Threat · this week
Fraudulent wire-change requests around closings
Run a pilot on one practice group.
See it on your own matters, with your own guardrails. We’ll set up a private workspace and walk your team through it.