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The Architecture

We design AI around how your firm already works.

Your systems, your documents and your people are connected into one intelligent workflow. Every LISA system is custom-built, integrated with the technology you already use, and owned by your firm. It can run on infrastructure you control, so your clients’ data stays where it belongs.

The Engagement

Prove it. Build it. Run it.

Every engagement is built around one outcome: a working system your firm owns.

01 — Prove it

Custom demo.

We map your workflows and prove the system on your real matters.

02 — Build it

Delivered in phases.

Each phase goes live on real matters and proves itself before the next begins.

03 — Run it

Optimization never stops.

We train your people and keep improving the system after it goes live.

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Perspectives

Writing on legal AI, governance, and what comes next.

Regulatory

The EU AI Act after the Omnibus: what actually applies to law firms.

October 2026

The Digital Omnibus softened the AI literacy duty and moved the high-risk deadlines to December 2027. What applies to a law firm now, and what still deserves attention.

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Regulatory

The EU AI Act after the Omnibus: what actually applies to law firms.

October 2026

The Digital Omnibus softened the AI literacy duty and moved the high-risk deadlines to December 2027. What applies to a law firm now, and what still deserves attention.

Read the piece

Architecture

Kirkland will spend $500 million to own its AI. What that means for firms that cannot.

June 2026

Kirkland & Ellis has set aside $500 million to build its own AI, and three other elite firms moved the same direction within five weeks. The trade press calls it build versus buy. The framing misses the half that matters for everyone else.

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Architecture

Kirkland will spend $500 million to own its AI. What that means for firms that cannot.

June 2026

Kirkland & Ellis has set aside $500 million to build its own AI, and three other elite firms moved the same direction within five weeks. The trade press calls it build versus buy. The framing misses the half that matters for everyone else.

Read the piece

Ethics & Governance

ABA Opinion 512 is a compliance framework, not a checklist.

April 2026

A closer reading of Formal Opinion 512. The opinion does not declare any class of tool compliant. It assigns the analysis to the lawyer, and most firms’ due diligence was built for a different category of technology.

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Ethics & Governance

ABA Opinion 512 is a compliance framework, not a checklist.

April 2026

A closer reading of Formal Opinion 512. The opinion does not declare any class of tool compliant. It assigns the analysis to the lawyer, and most firms’ due diligence was built for a different category of technology.

Read the piece

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