Built Around How Your Firm Actually Works
Hours Back Every Week
The routine work that piles up - intake, document prep, deadline tracking, status updates - runs in the background, so your lawyers focus on clients and casework.
Your Lawyers Decide
The agent never gives legal advice and never signs off on its own. It drafts and organizes, your lawyers review and approve every matter, the same as today. You stay in supervision of every output, consistent with your rules of professional conduct.
You Own It, No Lock-In
Built for your firm's process, and the code is yours. Full repo access, no monthly SaaS fee, no platform to get stuck on.
Works with the systems you already run, like Clio, NetDocuments, and Salesforce, or an older in-house tool. Your client data stays yours.
Where Most Legal Firms Start
Client Intake
- Reads a new inquiry and pulls out the key facts: who, what happened, dates
- Checks the matter against the kinds of cases you take and flags the right fit
- Drafts a first reply for a lawyer to review and send, so no inquiry sits for days
Conflict Checks
- Checks every new client and matter against your past cases and parties
- Surfaces possible conflicts before you take the work on
- Flags anything unclear for a lawyer to clear before work starts
Deadlines & Matter Tracking
- Reads your court rules and orders and lists the deadlines for each matter
- Warns you before a filing or response date, not after
- Keeps one clear status for every open matter so nothing gets dropped
What the Agent Does Not Do
No Legal Advice
The agent does not advise your clients or your staff. It reads, sorts and drafts.
Nothing Sent Without Approval
It does not send, file or sign anything. A lawyer reads and approves each item first.
Conflicts Are Your Call
It does not decide whether a conflict exists. It shows what it found, and a lawyer decides.
Dates Are Checked by a Lawyer
It does not confirm a deadline. It lists the dates it finds, and a lawyer checks them.
Since 2012, Building Software That Ships
Since 2012 we have built software for the European Commission, DPD Group, Soho House, and Bizzabo, including platforms we have run and supported for years. Built by senior in-house engineers, with direct client references available on request.
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Your 6-8 Week Roadmap
Weeks 1-2
Discovery: we map your workflow, connect to the systems where your data lives, and pick the first agent to build.
Week 3
Design: screen layouts, the agent's steps, and your dashboards, as a clickable prototype.
Weeks 4-6
Build: we develop fast using AI, with testing and built-in accuracy checks.
Weeks 7-8
Launch: working first version, handover, training, and a plan to grow it.
You stay involved at every milestone. We move fast, but never without your sign-off.
See How Many Hours
Your Firm Could Get Back
Tell us how your firm works today. We will show you which routine task is worth handing to an agent first, and roughly how many hours a week it could save you. No obligation.
GET A FREE ASSESSMENTA working session, not a sales pitch. You own everything we build.
FAQs on AI Agents for Law Firms
1. What is a custom AI agent for a law firm?
It is software built for one routine task at your firm, such as sorting new enquiries, preparing a conflict check or listing the dates in a court order. It works from your own records and the systems you already run, and it hands every result to one of your lawyers to approve. Eastern Peak builds it for your firm in 6 to 8 weeks, and you own the code.
2. Does the agent give legal advice?
No. The agent reads, sorts and drafts. It does not advise clients, it does not decide anything, and it does not send, file or sign. Nothing leaves the firm until one of your lawyers has read it and approved it.
3. Which law firm tasks can an AI agent take on?
The ones that repeat and follow your firm's own rules. Most firms start with one of three: client intake, where the agent reads a new enquiry and pulls out the key facts; conflict checks, where it searches your records for names that may match; or deadlines and matter tracking, where it lists the dates it finds for a lawyer to confirm. We start with one task, not all three.
4. Can an AI agent run conflict checks on its own?
No, and it should not. The agent searches your client and matter records for possible matches, including different spellings of a name, and shows what it found and where it found it. A lawyer decides whether there is a conflict.
5. Will it work with Clio, NetDocuments or our older case management system?
Yes. We build the connection to what your firm runs today, whether that is Clio, NetDocuments, Salesforce or an older in-house system. If a system has no proper way in, the agent starts from the exports your team already pulls. Replacing your software is not part of this.
6. What happens to our client data?
You choose which records the agent can read. Before anything is connected you get it in writing: what the agent reads, what is sent to the AI provider, and what is kept. If nothing may leave your systems, we build on a model that runs on your own infrastructure.
7. How long does it take, and what does our firm need to do?
Six to eight weeks from the day we can reach your systems, to a version that is doing real work. From your side we need one person who knows the task well, past examples of how it was handled, and a lawyer to check the results during testing.
8. How much does a custom AI agent for a law firm cost?
It depends on the task, so we price it after scoping, when what we are building is written down. You approve the plan and the price before we build, and you are free to stop after the first version.
9. Do we own the code?
Yes. Full access from day one, no licence fee per user, nothing to be locked into. If you want another team to take it over later, nothing stops you.
