Legal research on your own matters, without the file ever leaving the firm.
Partners and associates search privileged matters, explain clauses and draft from the firm's precedents — with a citation to the page, and nothing sent to a third party.
Real prompts, the files they read, and what comes back — all inside your network.
Explain a clause against the file
A client asks what a threshold means in practice. The statute says one thing, the firm's policy pack narrows it, and a regulator circular cross-references both.
Example prompt
›explain article 3.24
Reads
Policy pack and internal guidance
Regulatory circulars
The matter file
Returns
The clause quoted verbatim, the internal override, and the cross-references — each with a page number, so the associate verifies in seconds rather than searching for an hour.
Stays inside: Privileged material is read on the firm's own appliance. No prompt, no document, no answer reaches a provider.
Search twelve years of matters
A new mandate looks like something the firm handled before. Nobody remembers where, and the partner who did it has left.
Example prompt
›have we advised on a SICAV-RAIF restructuring with side letters before?
Reads
Document management system
Matter register
Closing memos
Returns
The matching matters, the memo that was written, who worked on it and when — shown only to users cleared for those matters.
Stays inside: Access rules mirror the DMS: ethical walls are enforced before the model sees a single passage.
Draft from the firm's own precedents
A chaser, a board resolution or an NDA needs a first draft — in the house style, with the facts from the file, not from a generic template.
Example prompt
›draft a chaser for the unsigned SPA
Reads
Template and precedent bank
The matter file and correspondence
Deadline calendar
Returns
A draft with the placeholders filled from the file, the deadline referenced, and every inserted fact marked for review.
Stays inside: The precedent bank — the firm's accumulated know-how — is never used to train anything, and never leaves the premises.