Commercial legal AI runs on the same public data for every firm that buys it.
What sets a litigation practice apart lives in its own motions, briefs, deposition outlines and trial records.
Turning that material into reliable tools takes legal judgment and engineering working together.
Software your lawyers use on live matters, built on your own work product, with the testing behind it documented.
Each project is scoped to the tool your firm needs. We map the workflow first, build in stages with your lawyers testing along the way, and every phase of development is approved in writing before work begins.
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
Still have questions? Reach out to our team!
Should a law firm build its own AI or buy it?
Build where your own work product is the advantage, and buy for commodity tasks. Most firms need some of each, and a strategy assessment shows which is which.
How is client data protected during development?
All work is confidential. Engagements involving client matters include conflict checks and a documented confidentiality and privilege framework.
Can you build on the tools our firm already licenses?
Yes. We integrate with the platforms your firm already uses and build where they fall short.
Align advises law firms on AI strategy and builds custom AI and litigation software, including Align Binders and Align Research.
