Every firm is deciding what AI to buy, what to build and how to manage the risk.
Most legal AI on the market was built for transactional work like drafting and contract review. Litigation runs on depositions, motions, trial prep and jury selection, and little off the shelf is built for any of it.
Litigation practices need an AI plan built around how their cases actually run.
Start with advice, build what you need, or both.
Custom AI Development
Tools, integrations and AI built on your firm's own briefs, opinions and work product: the advantage no vendor can sell you.
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AI Strategy Assessment
A clear view of where AI helps your litigation practice, where it adds risk, and how to measure what it returns.
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AI Integration
We work alongside your case teams to test, select and roll out AI on active matters.
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Advisory
Counsel on demand for a tool decision, an AI policy, or a presentation to your technology committee or partnership.
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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.
Our products show how we build. If one already fits what your firm needs, use it as is. Custom work is there when you need more.
Digital trial binders that work the way litigators already prepare, deployed at Am Law 100 firms.
AI case law research that returns only real, published decisions, each with a citation you can check.
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Questions & Answers
Still have questions? Reach out to our team!
Should a law firm build its own AI tools?
Build where your own work product is the advantage, and buy for commodity tasks. AI trained on a firm's briefs, opinions and case history does something no vendor product can. Align helps firms decide which is which and builds the tools worth owning.
What does an AI consultant do for a litigation practice?
An AI consultant assesses which tools a firm already has and how lawyers use them, identifies where AI helps or hurts litigation work, evaluates vendors, and guides rollout on live matters. Align also builds custom tools when the right one does not exist.
How is AI for litigation different from AI for transactional work?
Transactional AI centers on drafting and document review. Litigation work includes depositions, motion practice, trial preparation and jury selection, which few commercial AI products address. Litigation teams often need tools built around their own workflow.
Who is Sam Davidoff?
Sam Davidoff is the founder and CEO of Align. He practiced as a litigator for more than twenty years, most of them as a partner at Williams & Connolly, where he chaired the technology committee. He leads Align's product design and development.
How do firms start working with Align?
Engagements begin with an initial consultation on the firm's priorities. From there, the work can take the form of advisory counsel, a strategy assessment, integration with case teams, or custom development.
Tell us what your firm is working on, and we will recommend what to buy, what to build and where to start.
Align advises law firms on AI strategy and builds custom AI and litigation software, including Align Binders and Align Research.
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