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Cut law firm admin and paperwork with AI

Law firm admin is time entries, engagement letters, deadline calendars, document filing and billing. AI can prepare draft time entries from calendars and emails, populate letters from your templates, sort incoming documents and list upcoming deadlines. Attorneys review, and confidentiality controls come first.

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Time and billing

Lost time entries are lost revenue. A tool can suggest entries from calendar events and emails for the lawyer to confirm, rather than recreating the week on Friday.

Invoices can be pre-assembled for review. Billing rules are yours, so keep them in your hands.

Documents and deadlines

Standard letters and forms can be filled from the intake. Incoming documents can be named and filed to the right matter.

Deadlines come from court rules and orders, so a person must set and verify them. AI can remind and cross-check, not decide.

Close the loop on small tasks

Voicemails, forwarded emails and sticky notes turn into tasks that fall through. A system that turns each into a logged task with an owner and a date means fewer things forgotten. People still decide what matters.

Picture this

Examples of what it can look like in a law firm. Illustrations, not clients.

A paralegal drops a stack of scanned discovery documents. They are labeled and filed to the matter for review.

On Friday a lawyer sees suggested time entries from the week and confirms them in a few minutes.

An engagement letter is prefilled with names and scope from intake, ready for the attorney to review.

Map your firm in Westward’s Brain

Enter your website. The Brain reads it and shows every step of your law firm that could run on its own, and what we would build first. Free, about 20 seconds, no sign-up.

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Questions

Is it safe to upload client documents?

Only to systems you have vetted for confidentiality. Ask how data is stored, who can see it and whether it is used for training.

Can it replace a paralegal?

It is better as an assistant to one. Judgment and verification stay with people.

Will it work with my document management system?

Often it can. We look at how your files are organized before proposing anything.

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