Practical guides on AI-assisted legal work: redlining, review, audit trails, and connecting the assistant your firm already uses.
AI is drafting, redlining, and reviewing legal documents. An audit trail records who changed what, when, and why, so the work stays defensible. Here is what a real one looks like, explained in plain terms.
Read the postYour firm already pays for an AI assistant. A plain-English guide to connecting ChatGPT or Claude to your legal work, what MCP actually is, and how every action the AI takes lands on the record.
Read the postAI can now produce a competent first-pass markup in minutes. These ten practices keep the speed while keeping lawyers in control: playbooks, attribution, clause-level review, and a record of every change.
Read the postLegal AI sends client documents through someone's model. Whose account, whose terms, and whose storage policy decide whether that is defensible. A plain-English guide to bring-your-own-key and zero data retention.
Read the postBook a walkthrough with your own AI account and see the record build itself: every change saved with who, what, and when. Set up in minutes.