For law firms
AI automation for law firms, built on your own templates
Drafting, intake, client booking and meeting notes, set up inside the tools your firm already uses.
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The work runs in the firm’s own Claude account, and documents are read where they are already stored.
A lawyer reviews every draft before it goes to a client.
Your formatting is proven against a document you have actually filed, down to fonts, spacing and numbering.
What discovery finds
- Client details typed into a long will template by hand.
- Document automation software piloted and abandoned when the formatting drifts.
- Meeting notes kept in a separate app instead of on the matter.
What gets set up
- Will drafting from intakeA short web form fills the firm’s own will template.→
- Legal template setup and verificationExisting templates brought in and checked against a real matter.→
- Client bookingA consultation booked, the invitation sent with its meeting link, the payment link attached, and the client record created.→
- Meeting notes filed to the matterRather than a transcript in a separate app.→
- A knowledge base over your own filesPrecedents, policies and past matters, answered from the current document.→
What the firm keeps
Eight weeks installing and tailoring Claude across the practice, then teaching the owner to keep going on his own.
“I went from knowing nothing to being confident using these tools daily in my practice. I’m a lawyer, not a developer, and he made this technology genuinely usable for me.”
Works with the tools you already use
Your firm’s own Claude account
- Clio
- MyCase
- PracticePanther
- LawPay
- DocuSign
- Square
- Stripe
- Zoom
- Dropbox
- SharePoint
- Google Drive
Questions
What does it cost?
The Claude 101 is free. A workflow review is $300 to $500, and setting up one recurring task starts at $5,000. You pay once your team is using it.
Does client data leave the firm?
No. The work runs in the firm’s own Claude account, and documents are read where they are already stored.
The firm already pays for ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude. Why bring in help?
The subscription is a strong start. On its own it doesn’t know your templates, your past work or how your team writes. Atlantic Labs connects it to your firm’s own files, fits it to your work and trains your team, and you pay for the setup once it fits.
Will this replace anyone on the team?
No. It takes the repetitive part of the work off their desk, and they stay the ones who check it and send it.
If drafting gets faster, what are clients paying for?
Your judgment, and more of it. The hours saved go back into advice, review and the work only a lawyer can do.
Start with one template
A free one-hour training for your team on Claude, the AI assistant made by Anthropic, using the documents they already draft.
Book a free Claude 101