The Technology Partner Built For Practicing Law

Non-billable hours are the quietest cost in the firm.

Attorneys lose billable hours to review, summarization, and hunting for the right version of a document — and the firm carries real risk if that work moves into a public AI tool. We fix both: governed AI inside the firm, and matter files under control.

Non-BillableReview, Summarizing, And Document Hunting
ScatteredMatter Files Across Email, Servers, And Desktops
UnsanctionedAI Use Is An Ethics Problem, Not An IT One

What Actually Slows
Legal Teams Down

01

Billable time lost to review and summarizing

Attorneys and paralegals spend hours on document review, chronologies, and summaries that a client will never pay full rate for.

02

Public AI tools are already in use

Somebody has pasted matter facts into a free chatbot. Without a sanctioned, governed tool, that is a confidentiality exposure with your name on it.

03

Matter files live in too many places

Email, file shares, and personal folders each hold a version, and finding the right one burns time in the worst moments.

04

Client and insurer security demands keep rising

Corporate clients and carriers now audit how you protect their data. A slow or vague answer costs you engagements.

Every one of these is hours your people spend on work that does not need a person.

Where AI Actually Helps In Legal

Not experiments. These are the four places we put AI to work first in legal organizations — on the paperwork, lookups, and drafting that eat your team's day.

01

Document Review And Chronologies

First-pass review, issue spotting, and timelines built from the matter file, with citations back to the source.

02

Summaries And Drafting Support

Deposition and record summaries, plus first drafts of routine correspondence and standard provisions.

03

Intake And Client Updates

Draft intake summaries and matter status updates so clients hear back sooner without more non-billable time.

04

Time Entry Reconstruction

Turn calendar, document, and email activity into draft time entries an attorney reviews and approves.

Where we draw the line

No AI gives legal advice or files anything. An attorney reviews every output, and privileged data never leaves the firm's approved environment.

What We Do For Legal Teams

Governed AI For The Firm

An approved AI environment inside your tenant, with a written use policy and an audit trail.

Document Management

Support for legal DMS platforms with fast search and reliable versioning across every matter.

Encrypted Communication

Secure email, portals, and file transfer that attorneys will actually use.

Access Controls & MFA

Least-privilege access, conflict walls, and enforced multi-factor authentication.

Compliance & Audit Readiness

Documented controls and evidence for client security questionnaires and insurers.

Time & Billing Integration

Keep practice management, billing, and accounting systems talking to each other.

What Changes For You

Legal team at work
  • Review, summaries, and time entries drafted for attorney approval
  • AI use sanctioned, governed, and defensible
  • Matter files findable in seconds, not minutes
  • Security questionnaires answered with confidence

Tools We Support — No Objections

We work in the platforms your legal teams already depend on — and we support the rest of your stack too.

NetDocuments
iManage
Clio
Microsoft 365
Worldox
Adobe Acrobat
Zoom
Duo / Entra MFA

I truly appreciate The IT Company's quick after hours response while I was traveling and could not assist the attorneys.

Woolf McClane

Protect The Privilege. Get The Hours Back.

Tell us where non-billable work and client security requirements cost you time. We'll show you what we'd fix first, and where AI belongs.