Tailored AI / built for your firm

Big firms pay millions to put AI to work. You get the same edge, built for your firm.

Harvey, the legal AI the biggest firms have adopted, costs them millions a year and was valued at $11 billion in March 2026. I build that leverage for your firm instead: a tailored AI paralegal that takes the gathering, the drafting, and the checking off your desk. You keep the judgment.

I'm Jaden Van, a USC computer science graduate and paralegal. I designed, built and run the system inside the Law Offices of Allison B. Margolin, PLC in Beverly Hills, where it is in daily use and supported a federal trial start to finish. I build the same edge, tailored to your firm. Everything comes back to your attorney to review and sign, and the final call is always your firm’s.

▶ Send me one file or watch it catch a Brady contradiction in under a minute.
First matter free · back in about two weeks · after, from $1,500 a month · your attorney signs everything
The equalizer what you actually get

Not another tool to learn. A solution built around how your firm already works.

Big-firm AI is software you buy by the seat and staff someone to run. This is the opposite: one tailored service, shaped to your practice, that hands you finished work.

01 · Built for you

Tailored to your firm

I examine how your firm actually works, then build the system around your courts, your voice, your matters. The one workflow you need that no product sells? I build that too.

02 · Off your desk

The grunt work, gone

Discovery audits, motion drafts, hearing prep, the deep work that eats a paralegal for a day, done by the system and handed to you finished, to review.

03 · Accountable

Checked, with a name on it

A verification gate reads the record before you ever see a draft, citations are checked live, and your firm's attorney directs, reviews, and signs every deliverable. You are the last line.

See the full range, how it is tailored, and how it reaches you →

See it catch a contradiction People v. M. Ellison

The report says the dog alerted, then they searched. Three records say otherwise.

One discovery production, read and cross-referenced against itself. Scroll, and the contradiction assembles on the document. Then you check it yourself.

Examining the exhibit
▶ See it work on your kind of case or watch the full run →
Report · DR 25-041987 · p.5
Arrest report · Dep. R. Vance #4471
People v. M. EllisonBates DA-000116
V. Search and recovery

At approximately 0212 hours, K-9 Argus gave a positive alert. Based on the alert, I then conducted a search of the passenger compartmentVerbatim, report p.5 ¶4. The sequence is impossible: the body-camera shows the search at 02:11:07; dispatch fixes the dog's arrival at 02:14:22.source: BWC 09:20 · CAD log #011 and located suspected narcotics.

BWC_VANCE_0314.mp4 + CAD-25-118732 · cross-checked against the report
02:11:07console compartment search begins BWC 09:20
On tape · Dep. Vance to K-9 handlerJust start writing, we'll sort out the PC later.BWC 10:57 · 02:12:44
02:14:22K-9 unit arrives on scene CAD #011
3 min earlyThe dog arrived after the search began. The probable cause was written after the fact.
authority checked live · Katz · Rodriguez · Franksre-run every cite yourself
Synthetic case (People v. M. Ellison). Fictional facts, real law, and the same read-and-cross-reference the system runs on a live file, built clean so the mechanism is legible in a minute; your real file is messier, which is what the free first matter is for. A real, filed motion follows on Work Product.
What it costs BigLaw's number and yours

BigLaw pays seven figures a year. You start free.

The big-firm way
  • An $11 billion AI platform (March 2026 raise), bought by the seat
  • Millions a year for a big-firm rollout
  • Software your staff has to learn and run
  • Priced for the AmLaw 100, not for you
This
The first one is free.
  • One real matter, an audit or a motion, run on a case you choose
  • Back in about two weeks, yours to keep either way
  • After, a flat retainer from $1,500 a month, in three sizes, all of them a fraction of a paralegal's fully loaded cost
  • No seats, no hourly billing, no surprise invoices. Month to month
  • Founding rate for the first two firms, locked for 12 months

This is not a demo. A named operator, a federal trial supported start to finish, a real motion in the public record, and citations you can re-run yourself. See how to check every claim →

Send me one file See the three tiers
Floor and ceiling point the method at your practice

What runs today is the floor. Your practice is the ceiling.

Below is the foundation: the practice-agnostic agents the criminal system is composed from, each one built and in daily use. Pick a practice and the same foundation assembles into that week's work. Solid means built and running today; dashed means blueprint, the composition engineered around your firm in week one. The capability is never the dashed part. Only the arrangement is.

Layer 1 · the foundation · the 11 practice-agnostic of the system’s 17 agents, all solid
Records / production readerbuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useRecords / production readerReads every page and file in a production: text-extracted, OCR'd, transcribed with timestamps.runs today the discovery audit · watch it run Cross-referencerbuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useCross-referencerChecks every source against the others and flags where they contradict, both sources cited.runs today the discovery audit · watch it run Chronology builderbuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useChronology builderAssembles the timeline from the record, every entry tied to its source page.runs today case files and hearing prep · see the system Impact rankerbuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useImpact rankerOrders findings by how much they move the case, not by page order.runs today the discovery audit · read one Drafterbuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useDrafterDrafts to the court's exact format, in the firm's voice, from an approved theory.runs today the motion pipeline · read the motion Citation verifierbuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useCitation verifierPulls and checks every citation live against the public record.runs today every pleading · see the receipts Deadline / docket reconcilerbuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useDeadline / docket reconcilerReconciles filing dates against the calendar and the court's docket before anything goes out.runs today the firm's calendar · see the system Person intelligencebuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily usePerson intelligenceProfiles the judge, the opposing counsel, the officer, from the public record.runs today hearing prep · see the system Adversary modelingbuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useAdversary modelingWrites the other side's best argument first, ranked, so the draft answers it.runs today motion strategy · see the system Redactionbuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useRedactionProduces client-safe and public-safe copies, redacted to initials.runs today the filed motion shown here · read it Verification gatebuilt · in daily usefoundationbuilt · in daily useVerification gateSix reviewers check every deliverable against the record before it ships.runs today the end of every pipeline · see the system
The foundation: practice-agnostic, built, in daily use, proven inside a criminal practice. This strip does not change when the chips below do. The sameness is the point.
Layer 2 · point it at
Open the hood for the ones who want to check everything

The whole system is here to cross-examine.

The Loop

Why it is not a wrapper

It knows its limits, polices its own work, learns permanently, and argues the other side. The moats, shown running. →
Work product

The real deliverables

The finished audit, the motion it sets up, and a real filed motion redacted to initials. Read them in full. →
The System

The full architecture

Every worker, every pipeline, the gate, and the trial tier, top to bottom, for the technically curious. →