AI for law firms and tax advisors.

Why Private AI is the only option here

Submitting client mandate material to OpenAI, Anthropic, or any hosted LLM API is, at best, a contractual risk. At worst, depending on Chambers and BRAK guidance, it can be a breach of professional duty. The conservative answer — and increasingly the BRAK-aligned one — is to keep mandate-related AI on infrastructure you control. Llama 3 / Mistral / Qwen running on a single on-prem inference server is now genuinely capable of handling case-file Q&A, contract review, and document drafting at quality that beats most lawyers’ first drafts.

What we deliver

• Private AI for case files — RAG over your DMS (DATEV, NoRA, AnNoText, etc.). Lawyers ask in natural language and get cited answers from your own documents, never the open web.
• Contract & mandate analysis — clause extraction, risk flagging, comparative analysis across precedent matters.
• Letter drafting assistant — based on your firm’s templates and prior correspondence style, with citations to source materials.
• EU AI Act readiness for any client-facing AI — transparency notices (Art. 50), Art. 4 literacy, classification. See our EU AI Act page.
• GDPR data-residency posture — documented, audit-defensible, suitable for chamber inspections.

Where to start

For law firms and tax advisors we usually start with AI Readiness Assessment or, when the answer is clearly “we need an on-prem stack”, with the Private AI & Infrastructure Package. A typical small-to-medium firm can run capable Private AI on a single workstation-class GPU server.