One AI foundation, every practice group in the law firm.
Advice with hands.
Every practice group in a firm produces the same three kinds of work: documents to review, drafts to produce from precedent, and correspondence to get through. The substance differs by group; the shape of the work doesn't. That's what makes it a firm-wide problem rather than a department's problem to solve alone.
AI belongs in that repeated shape: reviewing documents against a practice's own precedent, drafting from templates the practice already trusts, and getting through correspondence at the volume each practice produces. Built once, applied across every group that has the same shape of work.
It doesn't belong in a partner's judgment on which approach a matter needs, or in the relationship a client has with the firm. Those stay exactly where they've always been.
How the AI foundation gets built.
Map the practice groups
Map where AI already fits across the firm's practice groups, not only the one everyone is talking about.
Codify the playbooks
Codify each practice's own playbooks and workflows inside the tools the firm already licenses.
Embed in the practice
Put people in the practice to make the workflow stick.
Pick where across the firm to start.
We'll say what the foundation looks like from there.