Every engagement comes with the tools it needs, run by the firm on its own instances and made available to your team. They keep your privacy and AI governance records complete and current, and our lawyers review what they produce and sign the result. You are never charged for the tools.
Your privacy system of record
Data inventory, records of processing, impact assessments, data subject requests and the 72-hour breach clock, kept in one place.
Your view of third-party risk
Certifications, data processing agreements, subprocessor chains, privacy-litigation history and AI-governance indicators for more than 700 vendors.
Your AI system of record
A register of every AI system you build or use, EU AI Act risk classification, and controls mapped at once to the EU AI Act, the NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001, with human-oversight approval steps.
Where contracts are negotiated
Drafting, redlines and negotiation in one secure workspace, with AI clause-compromise suggestions that a lawyer reviews, and US, UK and EU templates.
The firm runs its own secured instance of each tool, behind the same confidentiality tiers as its AI, and your matters live in those instances from the first day of the engagement. You receive what they produce as deliverables under a lawyer's signature, and your team gets access to them as your engagement onboards.
The tools are built by our technology company, which also offers each one on its own through its product site. Inside an engagement, your matters run in the firm's instance.
What fills these instances comes from the firm's AI workbench, built on LQ.AI (Apache-2.0). It holds our playbooks for reviews, impact assessments and negotiations, and it runs citation-verified reviews in which every quote is checked byte for byte against its source before a lawyer relies on it. We are members of the LegalQuants community and contribute back.
The workbench stays on firm hardware. What reaches you is the finished, verified and signed work.
Choose a plan and the tools come with it, or book a call and we will show you how your program would run on them.
