Custom AI workflow automation for litigation attorneys operating in the Washington market — built on the Relativity and Everlaw stack most Washington commercial litigation teams already run.
Litigation Attorneys in Washington compete on speed — the firms that automate the back-office work on Relativity win the market for commercial litigation clients, and the ones that don't fall behind on margin.
AI ingests the beneficiary's evidence into Relativity, auto-builds the exhibit index, drafts forms, cross-checks consistency across the package, and flags missing items — petition prep time drops 70%.
AI classifies the RFE, pulls the matter file from Relativity, drafts a point-by-point response against the original petition and current guidance, and calendars the deadline — first-pass RFE responses go out same-day.
AI ingests the questionnaire in any language, translates and normalizes it, validates dates against supporting docs, flags inconsistencies, and loads structured data into Relativity.
AI monitors deadlines across Relativity and USPTO TEAS, drafts renewal filings, prepares client invoices, and escalates approaching deadlines — zero dropped registrations.
AI runs the search across USPTO, EPO, and Relativity, ranks hits by claim-overlap relevance, summarizes each, and builds the search report — attorney starts from a triaged list, not a raw dump.
AI tracks every asset and beneficiary in Relativity, generates status updates per beneficiary, drafts receipts and waivers, and escalates missing items — administration closes in months, not years.
AI requests records via HITECH, ingests them into Relativity, builds a chronological medical timeline with visit-level detail, and flags gaps — demand package goes out in days, not weeks.
AI drafts the demand from the matter file in Relativity, including medical chronology, damages calc, and liability narrative — associate refines tone and strategy, doesn't start from zero.
Remote-first engagement. We work with litigation attorneys in Washington and the surrounding metro — no travel required, no software switch.
