For law firms
AI drafts the memo.
You decide what it saw.
Each matter's folder sets what AI may open. Every job and every yes is on the record, client by client.
A day with it
A day in practice,
with AI on the team.
Here's how a normal day looks.
The steps of a job →The matter's folder starts at Ask me. Your job ideas are ready to use.
You ask AI to sum up a lease against your checklist.
You say yes for this job only.
AI tried a folder from a different matter. It was refused and noted.
You keep the memo and say no to the rest.
Your firm asks for two yeses on this client. The memo lands after the second.
A paralegal pastes client text into a chat. A warning shows before it's sent.
The rules you work under
Client secrets stay secret, even with new tools. The ABA says to get a client's informed OK before their private details go into some AI tools.
ABA Formal Opinion 512
The ABA's guidance on AI covers skill, keeping secrets, talking with clients, oversight and fees. Your state's rules decide.
Source: ABA Formal Opinion 512
Each client's answer about AI, and which matter AI worked in, what it touched and who said yes.
State bars and courts
Many state bars have their own AI guidance. Some judges ask if AI helped write a filing.
Matter by matter, whether AI worked on it and what you let in.
A short summary to help you find the rule. It is not legal advice. Whether a use is allowed is your call.
FAQ
Questions
you'd ask.
Short answers.
All questions →Can one client's files reach another matter?
Each job belongs to one matter. If AI touches two clients, you get an alert.
Does this tell me if I need consent?
No. That's your call. The app keeps the answers you collect.
Is this a guarantee of privilege?
No. It keeps AI in line and keeps a record. It is not legal advice.
What it doesn't do
On AI websites, a person can still choose to send. That choice is noted.
Text typed into an AI chat isn't checked.
Sending pages to Clio or MyCase isn't tried with a real account yet.
Use AI on matters.
Keep the record that goes with it.
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