AI agents for law firms
Agents that take intake, document handling and scheduling off your staff, so lawyers and paralegals spend their time on legal work.
In a small or mid-sized firm, a lot of the week goes to work that isn't law. Someone answers new inquiries and decides which are worth a consultation. Someone copies details out of documents into the case management system. Someone goes back and forth by email to set up calls.
That work can be handed to agents. They never give legal advice, and a person at the firm makes every decision that matters.
Where agents help
New-client intake. Answers inquiries from your website at any hour, asks your intake questions, collects the names your team needs for a conflict check, and books a consultation with the right lawyer. Lead qualification agent →
Documents. Reads incoming documents, pulls out names, dates and key terms, and files them under the right matter. Document processing agent →
Partners' inboxes and calendars. Sorts email, drafts replies for approval and keeps the calendar. EA for busy professionals →
Firm reporting. Pulls hours and billing figures from your systems into one weekly summary. Reporting agent →
What stays with people
Legal advice, taking on a client, anything sent to a court or the other side, and every judgement about a case. The agent drafts and organizes; a lawyer decides and signs.
Your clients’ information
Client information stays confidential. Each agent gets only the access it needs, and your information is not used to train public models. I can sign a mutual NDA before we look at anything in detail.
How we start
A 30-minute discovery call. Tell me where your staff's week goes, and I'll tell you honestly whether an agent fits and what it would take. We can meet at your office anywhere in the five boroughs, at mine at 1412 Broadway, or by video.