Big firms pay millions for AI. You have not had it. Below is the substance: the work it takes off your desk, how I engineer it around your practice, how it reaches you, and what changes for your firm. Everything here runs today inside a working criminal-defense practice.
Purpose-built workers, composed into pipelines, cover a criminal-defense practice's day-to-day today, and the bench keeps growing. Each does one checkable job, in a fixed order, checked by a separate gate. The full catalog is on The System; the same build applies to a PI, family, or civil file.
The one your firm needs that is not on this list is the one built for you. Full catalog, worker by worker →
I work as your firm's AI solutions analyst: I study how you work, then design and build the system around it, rather than selling a platform you bend your practice around.
Your courts and their quirks, your voice and templates, your matters and standards. That becomes your firm's operating file, so every draft sounds like your firm.
When your firm needs a job no tool offers, I design and build the worker for it, by hand. Every worker does one checkable thing, so it is verifiable from day one.
Every correction becomes an enforced rule, a frozen test, a reusable sample. See the loop →
The honest line: the architecture is built to be rebuilt around any practice; the day-one setup is what tailors it to yours. See your practice's pipeline sketched →
No portal to log into, no software for your staff to learn. It is a service, delivered.
Or point me at your systems. Nothing moves until a confidentiality agreement is signed.
Your email, your drive, your case files, by connector, not copied into a separate product.
Six automated reviewers check it against the record; every citation is verified live before you see it.
Your own attorney reviews and signs every deliverable. The licensed judgment stays with your firm.
It comes back to you in your systems, ready to file.
Your files are never used to train any model, and client copies are redacted before they go out. How your files are handled →
Pick one real matter, a discovery audit or a motion, and read what comes back. The first one is free.