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Does the AI train on our client data?

Absolutely not. We deploy isolated, single-tenant instances. Your data is processed in ephemeral memory (RAM) and is immediately wiped after the session. No data is sent back to OpenAI or us for model training. You retain 100% data sovereignty.

How do you prevent "Hallucinations" (Fake Cases)?

We use a strict RAG (Retrieval Augmented Generation) architecture. The AI is restricted to answering only using facts found within your provided documents or verified legal databases (Westlaw/Lexis API). If it cannot find a citation, it is programmed to state "Information Not Found."

Is this compliant with ABA Model Rule 1.6?

Yes. Since the data does not leave your firm's secure cloud environment (Private VPC) and is not shared with third-party model trainers, reasonable efforts have been made to prevent unauthorized access, satisfying the technical requirements of Rule 1.6.

Who owns the generated work product?

Your firm owns 100% of the output. Whether it's a drafted contract, a memo, or a summary, the work product is legally yours from the moment of generation.

Can it read scanned/handwritten discovery docs?

Yes. Our pipeline includes enterprise-grade OCR (Optical Character Recognition) that converts scanned images and handwriting into machine-readable text before the AI analyzes it.

Who is liable if the AI misses a clause?

The AI is a tool, not a lawyer. All outputs must be reviewed by a licensed attorney. However, our system highlights "Low Confidence" areas to specifically draw human attention to potential risks.

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