Client Work
- Inbox triage and drafted replies for approval
- Document summaries and issue spotting
- First drafts of NDAs, letters and contract clauses
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We show lawyers how to use AI to cut admin time in half — practically, not theoretically.
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Hands-on implementation, one-to-one or firm-wide. We set it up, we teach it, and we make sure it works from day one.
We sit with you and make sure AI is working for you from day one — not handed over and forgotten.
Every tool is configured with your confidentiality obligations in mind. Client data stays where it belongs.
Built around Outlook, your document management system and practice tools — no disruption to how you already work.
Reviews 47 overnight emails, flags 5 urgent client matters and drafts 8 replies for approval.
Analyses an 80-page lease, extracts key clauses, deadlines and renewal dates in minutes.
Generates invoice drafts based on time entries and prepares polite follow-up reminders.
Creates 3 ready-to-publish LinkedIn posts on relevant compliance and legal updates.
What that actually looks like on your screen — two examples of the output.
Dear Margaret,
Thank you for your email. Contracts have now been returned by the vendor’s solicitor and we are in a position to confirm a closing date of 26 September. I will revert once the funds statement is finalised.
Kind regards,
Nothing leaves your practice until you approve it.
Key dates extracted
Flagged for your attention
Extraction only. The judgment call stays with you.
It's not a slide deck. Every one of the seven conveyancing stages has a working prompt and a full worked example behind it.
— The Ai Lawyers Lab Conveyancing Workflow Kit
Book a free 15-minute audit. We identify your 3 biggest time drains and show you exactly how to fix them.
We pinpoint the work that steals time from billable client matters.
We design a safe AI workflow for drafts, admin and follow-ups.
You keep control. AI prepares the work; lawyers approve the work.
Every solicitor we talk to raises the same concerns. They deserve proper answers — here they are.
It comes first, before any tool is switched on. We only work with AI set up so client information is not used to train the models, and every workflow is built around your professional obligations. Client data stays where it belongs — and if a tool can't meet that standard, we don't use it.
It can — which is why nothing we set up sends anything without you. Treat AI output the way you'd treat a first draft from a capable trainee: fast, useful and always checked. The AI prepares the work; a qualified solicitor reviews and signs off. That rule is built into every workflow we install.
No. AI is good at the repetitive parts: first drafts, summaries, follow-ups, formatting. It has no judgment, no client relationship and no professional duty — those stay with you. What actually changes is where your team's hours go: less retyping and chasing, more billable work.
You're not alone — that's the most common experience, and it usually comes from using a generic tool cold. Generic AI gives generic output. Set up around your practice area, your precedents and your tone, it behaves very differently. That setup is exactly the work we do with you.
If you can write an email, you can use this. Everything works in plain English, inside the tools you already use — Outlook, Word, your existing systems. And we don't hand you a login and disappear: we sit with you until it's a habit, not homework.
Supportive of careful adoption — not against it. The Law Society of Ireland has published guidance on the use of generative AI in the profession, and the consistent message is supervision, confidentiality and professional judgment. That is precisely how we set things up: AI prepares, the solicitor approves.
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