Legal · For the executive team

Move the matter.
Keep the citation.

Notes, petitions, schedules, and the contract on your desk, from the files you already hold. The draft fills the template you supply. A silent source leaves the field blank. Counsel signs before it is filed. The file stays with the firm.

A lawyer signs · Your template · Live in 2–3 days

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Notes · Petitions · Schedules · Contracts · Prior cases · A lawyer signs

The matter waits on the first draft. The risk sits in a citation.

Associates rebuild the same petition. A clause hunt takes a day. A holding that was never in the file is a risk the firm owns.

What it costs the firm

Hours on a form you have filed before. Client answers that start from a blank page. A playbook deviation found after signature. A schedule assembled by hand, then checked again because nobody trusts the first pass.

What EazyAI changes

The draft follows your template and your library. A citation appears only when the source contains it. Counsel reviews a matter that is already assembled, and signs what goes out. More matters move. The file never leaves the firm.

Three steps. Then a signature.

The layout is yours. The signature is counsel’s. Filing follows that signature.

01Open the matter

A petition, a schedule, a note, or a contract. The file stays on your network.

02Fill from the source

Slots in your template. Silence stays blank. Citations come from the library you loaded.

03Counsel signs

Then it can be filed or sent. The trail is already written.

What the practice can move.

Six products on one desk. The same file. The same signature.

Revenue

Petitions on your form

Writs and the other petitions you already use. The draft fills the template. Counsel files it.

Revenue

Schedules from the file

Dates, parties, and entries taken from the matter. A missing fact stays a blank, ready for a person.

Cost

Notes and client answers

A first note and a support answer, with the passage attached. Associates start from the source.

Risk

The clause, against the playbook

Liability, term, and the deviation your playbook names. A lawyer decides what to accept.

Risk

Prior cases you actually hold

Older matters, outcomes, and conversations from the library you loaded. A citation has a source.

Control

Counsel binds the draft

Nothing is filed by the model. The matter stays on your infrastructure. You name the template.

Products that earn on the matter.

Throughput, a cleaner first draft, and a citation you can stand behind.

01
Revenue

Petitions and schedules, on the form you already file

A writ, a petition, a schedule. The layout is the template. The facts come from the matter.

The drag

Every new matter starts by retyping a form the firm has used for years. Schedules are assembled late. A wrong date or a guessed fact is found in review, and the filing slips.

With EazyAI

You attach the template. The draft fills its slots from the file. Where the source is silent, the field stays blank. Counsel reviews the petition and the schedule together, then signs. The next form uses the same path.

How you get there
  1. Load the matter and the template the firm already files.
  2. The draft writes into that template. It does not replace the layout.
  3. A blank marks a fact the source did not contain.
  4. Counsel signs. Filing follows that signature.
02
Risk

The contract, read against the playbook

A clause the firm would never sign should surface before the meeting, with the page it came from.

The drag

Review is a search through a long agreement. Unlimited liability, a quiet dispute, a term that breaks the playbook. It is found late, or it is found after signature.

With EazyAI

The agent pulls the clause and answers from the agreement and the playbook you loaded. The deviation is named, with the source. A lawyer decides accept, revise, or refuse. The memo is a draft until that decision.

How you get there
  1. The agreement and the playbook are the case.
  2. The review cites the clause. It does not invent a term.
  3. Counsel marks accept, revise, or refuse.
  4. The same desk can take the next agreement.
03
Cost

Notes, answers, and the prior matter

The expensive hour is the first pass: the note, the client answer, the case you already won or lost.

The drag

Knowledge sits in old files. A new associate rebuilds the note. A client question waits. A citation is added because it sounds right, and nobody checks the library until later.

With EazyAI

The note and the answer come from the files you connected, with the passage attached. Prior cases and outcomes are cited when they are in that library. A holding the library does not contain is left unsaid. Counsel approves what the client sees.

How you get there
  1. Point the matter at the notes, judgments, and conversations you hold.
  2. The draft answers from that material.
  3. Every citation has a source in the library.
  4. A lawyer signs the note before it leaves the firm.

Proof, next to the draft.

The desk, the pace, and the signature. Book the demo while the matter is in view.

An open brief on a desk under a lamp
The draft waits for counsel
A first draft in days
Animated sequence from the file to counsel’s signature
File. Fill. Cite. Sign.

Time to a first draft

A long program
EazyAI
A long programEazyAI · 2–3 daysLower means faster

Illustrative. Live in two to three days. Over 90% lower cost than a custom build. Counsel still signs.

One desk, three products

FilePetition and schedule
ReadContract and playbook
AnswerNotes and prior cases

Your template. Your library. A lawyer signs each one.

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The first draft is the cheapest part of the matter to rework.

Citations make it safe. Cited or blank. Counsel signs every outbound artifact.

4Legal agents on one citation ruleLegal Agent · Template · Standards · DD legal
Cited / blankEvery field, never inventedSilent source leaves the field empty
~30%Of early-matter hours are template fillIllustrative
CounselOutbound gate on every artifactNothing files without a signature

Yield sits in leverage: junior time producing first drafts that a partner checks. An agent that reads only the loaded library reproduces the pattern with citations. Partner judgment, negotiation, and advocacy stay human.

Absorbed

Assembly work taken over

Forms, clauses, schedules.

Blank-form retyping

Template drafting fills firm forms; silent sources stay blank.

Manual clause hunts

Legal Agent answers with the passage attached.

Schedule assembly

Annexures cross-checked against the main document.

Amplified

Faster drafts and reviews

Petitions, standards, diligence.

First-draft petitions

Prepared with citations for counsel to refine.

Standards review

Deviations flagged; fallbacks suggested.

Diligence legal domain

Contracts, litigation, IP, compliance in one engagement.

Assisted

Advocacy stays human

Research, memory, negotiation.

Legal research

Retrieval narrows the field; the lawyer weighs authority.

Prior-matter memory

Similar matters retrieved with citations.

Negotiation

Agents prepare positions; counsel decides.

Rollout plan: one matter type, then the firm.

24 months in four phases. The citation rule never changes.

Months 0–3

One matter type

Template drafting on one petition or schedule with the counsel gate.

  • First-draft time
  • Share of fields cited
  • Counsel edit rate
Months 3–9

Contracts and Q&A

Legal Agent for clauses. Standards review for deviations.

  • Contract turnaround
  • Deviations caught early
  • Cited answers
Months 9–18

Diligence and research

Due Diligence legal domain and a wider research library.

  • Diligence cycle time
  • Cross-domain findings
Months 18–24

Firm-wide memory

Prior-matter retrieval across practice groups with ethical walls.

  • Matters reusing prior work
  • Hours on analysis vs assembly
Operating proof

Template drafts where silent sources stay blank

Challenge. Associates retyped forms and hunted clauses. Risk showed up late as uncited language or a deviation found after the other side relied on it.

Approach. Firm library and templates in Dual RAG. Template drafting fills only from sources. Legal Agent cites passages. Standards review lists deviations. Counsel signs before anything is filed.

Result. Faster first drafts with a clear record of what was grounded. See also Legal Agent.

Human gate

Counsel files. The model does not.

Every outbound artifact waits for a named lawyer. A silent source leaves the field blank rather than inventing a citation.

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The questions a managing partner and a general counsel ask together.

Who files the document?

Counsel. The product prepares the draft in your template. It is filed or sent after a lawyer signs. The model does not file.

What if the source is silent?

The field stays blank, or it is marked as absent from the source. A date, a holding, and a citation appear only when the library you loaded contains them.

Which products can sit on this desk?

Petitions, including writs, on the form you supply. Schedules from the matter. Notes and client answers with the passage attached. Contract review against your playbook. Prior cases and outcomes from the library you connected. Each one waits for counsel.

Where does the money show up, and where does the cost come out?

Revenue: more petitions and schedules moved on the forms you already use. Cost: the first note, the client answer, and the clause hunt start from the file. Risk: a deviation is named before signature, and a citation has a source.

Whose template, and whose library?

Yours. You attach the form the firm files. You connect the notes, agreements, and prior matters. The draft follows that material. The file stays on your infrastructure.

Does this replace counsel?

The firm remains counsel. EazyAI prepares the draft and shows the source. A lawyer decides what is accepted, revised, refused, or filed.

How fast is the first desk, and how do we buy?

One matter type in two to three days. Start with petitions and notes. Add schedules and contract review on the same file. The license is for the platform. The first step is a demo.

Do lawyers need to code?

No. You load the template and the library, and you say which drafts need a signature. The desk is the product.

Put one matter type on the desk.

Book a demo. Petitions and notes first. The next form uses the same template path. Counsel still signs.

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