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Writing for the people who have to sign the work off: what the SRA can ask, how the four gates decide a verdict, what a conflict check covers, and what a credit costs. Every claim traces to the product as built or to a named public source.
A paralegal's first week with an AI associate
Start narrow. Open one real matter and ask a question you already know the answer to. Nothing in this week makes you less necessary. It makes your judgement more visible.
Harvey, Legora or a private workspace
Most firms running this buying process are answering four questions at once. Answer them in order and the shortlist thins on its own.
What credits cost, in plain English
Seats are what you pay for the software. Credits are what the models cost. One credit is roughly one penny. A long question costs more than a short one, because the model reads more.
AI document review: grids versus reading everything
Documents are the rows. Questions are the columns. You read across a column to compare forty agreements on one point, rather than reading forty agreements from first page to last.
Legal horizon scanning for a firm without a knowledge team
Not an attempt to see everything. A short weekly list of developments that touch matters the firm actually has, each with a named owner and a date.
Conflict checks at matter open
A conflict check compares the new client and every counterparty against the names already in the firm. The software runs the comparison and writes down what it found. It raises a question for a partner. It does not answer one.
How to read an AI memo as a supervising solicitor
Read it in a fixed order and it takes about the twenty minutes you would give a trainee's note. The order matters more than the speed.
Closed-world verification, explained
The check has a list. A source outside it cannot produce a verdict of verified, however certain the model sounds. That one sentence is the whole design.
Fabricated case law from AI: Ayinde, and what to check
A general model does not look anything up. It produces text with the shape of a citation. The answer is not a better model, but a checker that refuses to pass an authority it has not opened.
What the SRA can ask about your use of AI
Seven questions recur across a regulator's interest, a client audit and your own risk committee. A firm that can answer them from records is in a different place from one that can only produce a policy.
Read one, then run it on your own work.
Free plan, two seats, 500 welcome credits, no card.