A vendor contract is up for renewal. A draft AI policy needs review. The technology committee meets next week.
Advisory gives your firm an experienced litigator and technologist on the specific question in front of you.
Advisory is available as needed, with no fixed scope or minimum commitment. It can expand into an assessment or integration whenever your firm is ready.
Two decades in the courtroom
Align's founder and CEO, Sam Davidoff, tried cases before juries, judges and arbitration panels as a partner at Williams & Connolly, where he chaired the firm's technology committee.
Software running in Am Law 100 firms
Align Binders is deployed at multiple Am Law 100 firms. Align Research runs on a multistage AI pipeline designed and tested in house.
Published and teaching
Align's founder publishes on AI and litigation in Legaltech News and Attorney at Work and teaches CLE on AI for litigators.
Questions & Answers
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What should a law firm AI policy cover?
Approved tools and uses, how client confidentiality is protected, verification requirements for AI output, and who is accountable for review. Litigation policies also need to address court rules on AI-assisted filings.
How does legal AI advisory work?
Advisory is available as needed, with no fixed scope or minimum commitment. Firms bring a specific question, such as evaluating an AI tool or vendor, reviewing the firm's AI policy, advising on a litigation workflow, or presenting to the technology committee or partnership.
Align advises law firms on AI strategy and builds custom AI and litigation software, including Align Binders and Align Research.
