For law firms

Your precedents, your house style, your walls

A workspace for the practice, not an account for one lawyer. The firm’s own documents join retrieval alongside the reported law, and nothing in it is reachable from any other firm.

Your precedents, searchable: Contracts, opinions and bundles uploaded to the firm's vault are indexed like any judgment — so an answer can draw on what your practice has already settled, not only on what is reported.
Drafts in your house style: Pleadings, opinions and agreements generated from your own precedents and the facts of the matter, rather than from a template that reads like nobody in your firm.
Isolation you can point at: Every query runs inside a transaction bound to your organisation, and row-level security makes another firm's material unreachable rather than merely unqueried. It is a property of the database, not a promise in a policy.

Set up your firm How isolation is enforced

From your vault

Lease — Borrowdale Holdings.pdf

Contract review

✓Extract key terms
✓Identify risks and gaps
✓Check the legal position
✓Write the review memo

Risks and gaps

Clause 7.2Escalation is uncapped and pegged to an index that no longer publishes. Substitute a stated rate or a published successor index.
Clause 14Arbitration is named with no seat and no rules. Unworkable as drafted; the parties would litigate the clause before the dispute.
Not presentNo force majeure provision, unusual at this length of term — the lessee carries events neither party controls.

Visible to your firm alone — row-level isolation in the database, not a filter in the application

In practice

What the work actually looks like

For litigators

Prepare a matter without losing the day to the library

Find the authority on a point, see whether it still stands, and pull the passages you need with citations already attached.

Research a point of law with authority attached
Check whether a judgment has been distinguished or overruled
Draft heads of argument from your own precedents
Interrogate a bundle alongside the case law

For transactional and in-house lawyers

Review and draft against the instruments that actually govern

Work through agreements with the relevant statutes and statutory instruments in view, and produce first drafts that start from your firm's own language.

Review contracts against current legislation
Extract obligations, deadlines and risks from an agreement
Draft from your clause library and house style
Run a repeatable due diligence review across a data room

Confidentiality

Where your documents live

Every query runs inside a transaction bound to your organisation, and row-level security in the database makes another firm’s material unreachable rather than merely unqueried. It is not a filter the application could forget to apply.

It does not invent authority: Every citation in an answer is checked against the corpus before display. A citation that does not resolve to a real document, or that was not among the sources retrieved for that answer, is flagged rather than shown as fact. This is enforced in the system, not requested of the model.
It tells you what it could not find: Where an authority is cited but absent from the corpus, that gap is recorded and surfaced. You are told what an answer rests on and what it does not.
Your matter stays your matter: Firm documents are isolated at the database level, enforced on every query rather than by application code that can be got wrong. Shared law is readable by everyone; client material is readable by no one else.
The work remains yours to check: This is a research and drafting instrument, not advice and not a substitute for professional judgment. It is built to be verified — which is why every claim carries a source.

Practices already set up this way

Small and mid-size firms: Research depth that used to need a library and a pupil.
Large firms: Consistent work product across teams, grounded in the firm's own precedent.
In-house legal teams: Contract review and regulatory questions handled in-house.
Advocates and sole practitioners: Preparation that keeps pace with a full brief and a court diary.
Corporate and compliance: Obligations tracked against the instruments that create them.
Academics and students: The citation network of Zimbabwean case law, navigable rather than assembled by hand.

Set up your firm’s workspace

Create the workspace, upload the precedents you draft from, and invite the people who carry the file. Everything you add is reachable by your firm and nobody else.

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