Where small firms lose time
- Missed calls and slow intake
- Hours spent on first drafts and routine letters
- Tracking limitation dates and court deadlines
- Searching old files and precedents
- Confidentiality worries with new tools
How AI can help
Client intake & answering
An AI assistant collects new-matter details from web forms and after-hours calls and sends a summary to staff. No legal advice given.
First-draft documents
Draft engagement letters, routine correspondence and summaries from your own templates, always reviewed by a lawyer.
Document review & search
Summarize long disclosures and find clauses across your files.
Deadline & calendar support
Pull key dates into the firm calendar with reminders.
Conflict-check prep
Organize party names for staff to check.
Privacy first
Solicitor-client confidentiality comes first. We favour tools with no training on your data and keep privileged files under your control.
- We design around Canada's PIPEDA and BC's PIPA.
- Your data stays private — we prefer tools that don't train on your data, with business accounts, access controls and Canadian or clearly documented data storage where available.
- A human reviews every AI output before it reaches a client.
- We start small, document what the AI can access, and you stay in control.
Talk it through with André
Not sure where AI fits in your business? We'll review your workflows and tools and give you a practical, privacy-first plan.