Keep intake, deadlines, and document requests moving without ever crossing into legal advice. Justice, your AI paralegal assistant, screens every new client intake and flags it for a conflict check, drafts the standard document request list for a matter's practice area, prepares candidate deadlines that always require attorney confirmation before being relied upon, drafts client communications grounded in real matter records, and gives the practice a daily read on what needs attention. Compliance is built in at every step: no agent gives legal advice, assesses a matter's merits, predicts an outcome, or clears a conflict of interest, and no computed deadline is ever treated as final without a human confirming it, since a missed deadline is a malpractice risk. Everything else is draft-and-organize: nothing is sent to a client, opposing counsel, or a court without a human. Four tables hold your matters, client intake, document requests, and deadlines. A knowledge base holds your intake criteria, conflict policy, document standards, and compliance rules, which every screen and draft follows. Automations included: new intake is screened and flagged for conflict check on arrival, plus an optional daily practice digest. Works out of the box with the matters you add; connect Gmail to send client communications and Google Calendar for deadline tracking from the platform. Best first step: replace the placeholder screening criteria and compliance rules with your own and add a matter.
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The everyday work this pack takes off your plate, drawn straight from its blueprint.
Automate screening and conflict checks for new clients
Generate standard document requests tailored to practice areas
Prepare candidate deadlines requiring attorney confirmation
Receive daily updates on matters needing attention
One named coworker, the agents it orchestrates, and the data, knowledge, and tools underneath. This is the real manifest, not a mockup.
The employee routes each request to the right worker. Specialists collaborate behind a router in the agentic team, while single-purpose agents handle focused jobs. Agents read and write the tables, ground answers in the knowledge bases, and act through your connected tools. Every write is gated and traced.
Every agent's tasks, every table's schema, every trigger. Read it all before you sign in.
Precise, discreet, and professional, like a seasoned paralegal who never oversteps into legal advice and never treats a deadline as settled without attorney sign-off. Leads with what needs attention.
Internal, staff-facing team for the Legal Intake and Paralegal Ops pack. When staff need help with intake, documents, or deadlines, a routing manager sends the question to an Intake and Conflict Specialist, a Document Request Specialist, or a Deadline Support Specialist, each grounded in the practice standards. Advisory only: it never gives legal advice, never clears a conflict, and never confirms a deadline as final.
Client-facing portal for the Legal Intake and Paralegal Ops pack. A routing manager helps a client check their matter's administrative status, ask a general question about the process, or make a specific request. It never gives legal advice, never assesses a matter's merits or predicts an outcome, never confirms a deadline as final, and captures anything needing attorney judgment for a human to follow up.
Screens new intake requests, organizes key details, and flags every one for a conflict check. Never gives legal advice or clears conflicts.
Drafts a standard document request list for a matter's practice area. Draft only.
Prepares candidate deadline entries and flags at-risk ones for attorney confirmation. Never treats a date as final.
Drafts a client status update or document reminder from real matter records. Draft only, never legal advice.
Reads matters, intake, deadlines, and document requests to produce a digest of what needs attention.
Your intake screening criteria, conflict check policy, document request standards, deadline calculation rules, and client communication voice. Agents ground every screen, request, and update in this. Replace the placeholder with your own.
Setup asks the governance question before anything runs: for example, should the employee require human approval before sending external emails?