Solicitors and law firms
A law firm spends an enormous share of its day on intake, routine document drafting and keeping clients updated on their matters. AI automation handles the repeatable parts of that, carefully and with you in control, so fee earners spend more time on the law and less on the paperwork around it.
The admin that eats your week
Plenty of what fills a solicitor's day is necessary but routine, and routine is where automation earns its place, provided a person stays in charge of every word that reaches a client:
The aim is never to take the lawyer out of the loop. It's to remove the typing and chasing around the judgment you're actually paid for.
Example automations
Three concrete jobs AI can take off your plate. These are real tools, set up around how firms already work.
Client onboarding and intake
A new instruction triggers the intake sequence: engagement letter, information request and checklist, drafted and tracked. You review and approve, rather than building each one by hand.
Routine document drafting
For the repeatable, template-driven documents, AI produces a first draft from the matter details, in your firm's wording. A solicitor checks and finalises every document before it goes anywhere. It speeds the typing, not the judgment.
Matter update drafting
From your notes on a matter, the tool drafts a clear progress update for the client, which you review and send. Clients stay in the loop and the update round stops being an evening job.
How it works
I come to the firm for twenty minutes, look at how intake, standard documents and client updates move through a matter, and show you two or three tools built around that work, with the lawyer always in control.
I drive out to you, anywhere within about a 90-minute reach across Munster.
Chosen for the jobs that actually eat your week, not a generic toolkit.
You see the tools working, then decide what to do next in your own time.
If you want help setting the tools up afterwards, we agree a flat price first. No surprises.
Common questions
No, and it's built so it can't. The tools handle drafting and chasing on routine, template-based work, and a solicitor reviews and approves everything before it reaches a client or a court. It removes typing and admin, not legal judgment or responsibility.
Yes. Confidentiality is the starting point, not an afterthought. The setup uses privacy-first tools with client data kept private and handled with GDPR in mind. I'll show you precisely where matter information sits and moves before anything goes live.
You rely on your own review, not on the AI. Treat every draft as a starting point produced by a fast assistant, then check it as you would a trainee's work. For routine, templated documents that saves real time. For anything novel or contentious, you draft as you always have.
Yes. We choose tools and settings that keep your data in your control and avoid feeding confidential material anywhere it shouldn't go. The whole point of the on-site session is to agree those boundaries with you before a single automation runs.
Book a free on-site session. I'll show you AI tools set up around intake, routine drafting and matter updates, with a lawyer in control and no pitch at the end.
