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AI for law firms, privilege intact.
Be the firm AI recommends when a client asks, and use AI on privileged work without adding a party to it.
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Can a law firm use AI on privileged documents?
Yes, when it runs where the documents are. Documents under NDA or legal privilege are read in place, no outside service ever sees them, and no new party is added to the agreement. Every lookup is made as the person asking, and every answer is on record.
- Search over your own filesMatters, briefs and memos found in plain words, with the source beside each answer.
- Drafts handed backFirst drafts of letters and summaries, for a lawyer to read and send.
- Intake and follow upsConsultation requests sorted and answered, with a yes where it matters.
- Found by clientsA plain answer under each question, its sources, and a way to book.
How 1,880 law firm sites do with AI search
Someone asks an assistant: “Do I need a lawyer to contest a will, and what does it usually cost?” To be named, a site needs a plain answer under the question, its sources, and a way to book the consultation.
- 99%of those with guides have one that does not answer right under its first question
- 42%of those with guides have one with no sources shown
- 63%have a page with no tap‑to‑call link
- 33%have a page with no way to get in touch
Counted by mttr, our own reader, across 1,880 law firm sites at their latest read, as of October 30, 2026. A site counts when at least one of its pages fails, among the sites each check applies to. Their middle score is 80 of 100: well formed is not the same as named, and a score does not say an assistant cites a site.
Questions
Who else sees our documents?
No one outside your firm. They are read where they sit, and no outside service sees them unless you choose to switch one on. Security and trust.
How do clients find a firm through ChatGPT?
An assistant names the firms whose pages answer the question plainly, show their sources, and make it easy to book. Check your site free.
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