AI for the Legal sector
Save hours on research, drafting and document review, without ever exposing a client file to a foreign server.
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This is not misplaced caution: three concrete obstacles block consumer tools in a law firm.
Uploading pleadings, a contract or a case document to a consumer tool means handing privileged information to a provider subject to US law. The Cloud Act allows US authorities to demand access to that data, even when hosted in Europe. For a lawyer, the professional risk is immediate.
A model trained mostly on Anglo-Saxon content invents references, cites articles that do not exist and reasons in common law. Without access to your files, your templates and French legal databases, it produces text that reads well but is legally unusable.
You cannot know who submitted what, nor demonstrate afterwards how an answer was produced. Yet a firm must be able to justify its processes, particularly during a bar review or a client audit.
Precise use cases, connected to your own files, with the source always cited.
An assistant connected to your case files, your templates and public databases (Légifrance, case law). It answers in seconds and always cites the source, so you can verify before relying on it.
Detection of risky clauses, version comparison, extraction of key points from large volumes of documents. An automated first pass that saves you the review hours, while the decision stays yours.
First drafts of pleadings, letters and contracts based on your own templates and your firm's style. You start from a structured text rather than a blank page.
An agent that monitors procedural deadlines, hearings and follow-ups, and alerts you at the right time. It acts inside your tools, with human validation on every sensitive action.
In your profession, sovereignty is not an option, it is the condition of use.
A free 20-minute diagnosis: we identify your most profitable use cases and tell you precisely what is feasible, at what cost, and with what level of sovereignty.
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