AI assistants for law firms.
UnderOath.ai builds AI assistants that work from a firm's own material: an internal knowledge assistant, case and document summarization, drafting support, email assistance, and meeting transcription — with a person on the last step of anything that matters.
Support for the work, not a substitute for judgement.
Knowledge assistant
Answers from the firm's own documents and procedures, so nothing depends on one person's memory.
Summarization
Cases, documents and meetings condensed to what the attorney actually needs to read.
Drafting support
First drafts of routine communication and documents, reviewed and sent by a person.
What firms ask about AI assistants.
What can an AI assistant do for a law firm?
An internal firm knowledge assistant, case and document summarization, drafting support, email and client communication assistance, and meeting transcription with action items — all working from the firm's own material.
What is a firm knowledge assistant?
An assistant that answers questions from the firm's own documents, procedures and matter history — so the way things are done is queryable instead of living in one person's memory.
Does the AI send work product to clients?
No. Drafting and summarization are support for a person, not a replacement. Anything that leaves the firm or touches legal judgement is drafted by the system and approved by a person before it goes out.
What does the AI have access to?
Only what a given workflow needs. Access is scoped per workflow and documented in the SOP, and client data stays inside the systems the firm already uses.
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Interviews and workflow mapping, ending in a written plan the firm keeps either way.
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