Private AI for law firms that can't put client files in a public API.
Run document review, intake, and legal research on a model that lives on your own hardware. Privileged material never leaves your office.
Pilot workflows we can stand up
- Contract and document review against your own clause library
- Case-file Q&A and discovery summarization on local hardware
- Intake triage and draft client communications with attorney review
What we hear from teams like yours
Associates spend hours summarizing discovery and contracts by hand.
Public AI tools are off-limits because client confidentiality is non-negotiable.
Intake and conflict checks are slow and manual.
See it live: Private Document Assistant
A working proof of concept: chat with a library of 1,500+ research papers — hybrid search, a cited source for every claim, and answers generated entirely on local hardware. The same architecture works over case files, contracts, and discovery documents.
Built for your compliance reality
- Privileged and client material stays inside your office network
- Role-based access and audit logging on every query
- No training on your data and no third-party API calls in production
Common questions
Can a law firm use AI without breaching client confidentiality?
Yes, if the model runs on hardware you control. An on-premise deployment keeps privileged material inside your office network — no third-party API receives the file, so there is no vendor to trust and no cloud account to breach. Public chatbots are a different matter: pasting client documents into one is a disclosure to a third party.
Does the AI make up case law or citations?
Our systems answer only from documents you supply, and every answer links back to the source passage so an attorney can verify it in one click. The failure mode people have read about — invented citations — comes from asking a model to recall law from memory. We don't do that; we retrieve from your files first, then answer.
What does a private AI setup cost a small law firm?
A 30-day pilot on one workflow is $999 flat. A production on-premise deployment typically runs $15K–$25K including hardware sizing, ingestion of your document set, access controls, and staff training. Ongoing support starts at $1,500/month.
How long before attorneys can actually use it?
A pilot is live on your documents within the 30 days, usually sooner. Full deployment depends mostly on the state of your files — a firm with clean digital PDFs moves faster than one with twenty years of scanned paper, which needs an OCR pass first.
Will it work if the internet goes down?
Yes. On-premise deployments run entirely on local hardware and keep working with the network cable unplugged. We demonstrate exactly that during the demo.
Capabilities we deploy
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Ready to see it on your workflow?
Book a 30-minute discovery call. We'll scope a pilot for your team — no data leaves your network.