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CLIENT TECHNOLOGY
AI Assist
A secure, private AI platform built for Lamb Law clients. Ask questions, upload documents for review, and access your matter files on your schedule.
A secure, private AI platform built for Lamb Law clients. Ask questions, upload documents for review, and access your matter files on your schedule.
AI Assist is a proprietary platform built and maintained by Lamb Law that gives you direct access to AI-powered legal analysis, trained on the firm's knowledge base and practice frameworks. It is designed to help you stay informed and prepared between conversations with your attorney.
Most general-purpose AI tools are not built for legal work. They lack the context of your specific matters, they have no framework for evaluating contract provisions, and they offer no confidentiality protections for the information you share with them. AI Assist is different. It draws on the same analytical frameworks, standard positions, and practice knowledge that inform the firm's direct legal work, and it operates within a security architecture built specifically to protect client data.
AI Assist is available to Lamb Law clients at no additional cost as part of the attorney-client relationship.
Ask about a legal topic, your deal, your agreements, or general business law. The system draws on the firm's accumulated knowledge to provide a direct, practical answer grounded in real practice experience.
Upload a contract, lease, operating agreement, or other document. The system scopes the analysis to your situation, identifies key issues, flags provisions by severity, and summarizes what you need to discuss with your attorney.
Ask questions about documents from your prior or ongoing matters with the firm. Recall terms, locate provisions, or review what was agreed without waiting for a return call.
Your chat history and prior document reviews are saved and accessible when you log back in. Pick up where you left off.
AI Assist is built around a simple principle: AI handles the preliminary analysis, your attorney handles the judgment.
Use the chat interface to ask about a legal topic or upload a document for review. The system accepts contracts, leases, operating agreements, NDAs, and other common business documents.
Before running a full review, AI Assist reads the document and asks targeted clarifying questions: who you represent, the context of the transaction, and where you want the analysis focused. This ensures the review addresses the issues that matter to your specific deal, not a generic checklist.
The system analyzes the document using the firm's practice frameworks and flags each issue with a severity level so you can see immediately what requires attention and what is closer to market standard.
Every substantive analysis, and every document redline, is reviewed by Michael Lamb before any action is taken on your behalf. AI Assist identifies the issues. Your attorney confirms the strategy.
Deal-threatening. Requires immediate discussion with your attorney before proceeding.
Unfavorable but fixable. The system suggests a reasonable position for your attorney to pursue.
Close to market standard. Worth understanding but may not require negotiation.
A walkthrough of a document review on the AI Assist platform.
Before running a full review, the system reads the document, provides an initial assessment, and asks clarifying questions to scope the analysis to your transaction.
The completed review includes a defined terms inventory, section-by-section findings categorized by severity, and practical revision guidance.
Each review concludes with a bottom-line assessment summarizing the key priorities. All analysis is flagged as preliminary until reviewed by your attorney.
Built with the same security standards used by financial institutions and healthcare organizations.
Your data is never used to train AI models. The firm uses commercial infrastructure with contractual protections that prohibit model training on client data.
All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Communications are secured with TLS 1.2 or higher. Stored data is protected with AES-256 encryption.
Your documents are isolated from all other clients. Queries against your files cannot return another client's data.
AI processing occurs entirely within the firm's Amazon Web Services environment. The AI model provider does not have access to your data, does not store your queries, and does not log your interactions.
Every interaction is logged for the firm's compliance records. The platform is designed to comply with the Pennsylvania Rules of Professional Conduct.
No. AI Assist is a supplemental tool that helps you stay informed between conversations with your attorney. It provides preliminary analysis and flags issues for discussion. It does not provide legal advice, and it does not replace the independent professional judgment of a licensed attorney. All substantive work product is reviewed and approved by Michael Lamb before it is delivered to you.
General-purpose AI tools are built for broad consumer use. They have no knowledge of your specific matters, no framework for evaluating legal provisions, and no confidentiality protections for the information you share. AI Assist is built on practice-specific analytical frameworks developed by the firm, has access to your matter files, and operates within a security architecture designed to protect client data. When you ask a question here, the analysis reflects the same approach and priorities your attorney applies in direct legal work.
AI Assist is available exclusively to Lamb Law clients. Access is provisioned by the firm as part of the attorney-client relationship. Each user receives individual login credentials and must accept a Technology Use Disclosure before using the platform.
Yes. Client data is encrypted in transit and at rest, isolated by client, and processed entirely within the firm's Amazon Web Services environment. The AI model provider does not have access to your data and does not use it for model training. The firm maintains audit logs of all platform interactions and has evaluated every third-party service used by the platform for its data handling practices. A detailed overview of the platform's security architecture is available upon request.
When you upload a document, the system reads it, provides an initial assessment, and asks targeted clarifying questions about the document type, the context of the transaction, and your priorities. It then analyzes the document using the firm's practice frameworks and identifies issues categorized by severity: Non-Starter (deal-threatening, requires immediate attorney discussion), Negotiate (unfavorable but fixable), and Awareness (close to market standard, worth understanding). The review is then queued for attorney oversight. No redlined document or markup is delivered to you until it has been reviewed and approved by the firm.
Yes. AI systems, including the one underlying this platform, can produce outputs that appear authoritative but contain errors. That is why every substantive analysis is reviewed by your attorney before action is taken. You should not rely on unreviewed platform responses as a basis for legal decisions. When in doubt, flag it for direct discussion.
AI Assist is designed to support your matters with the firm. The knowledge base and analytical frameworks are built around the firm's practice areas. For questions outside the scope of your engagement, the system will provide general information where it can, but you should consult with an attorney who practices in the relevant area for specific legal guidance.
Not currently. AI Assist is available to Lamb Law clients at no additional charge. It is included as part of the firm's commitment to providing accessible, technology-forward legal services. Individual client utilization is tracked and in certain scenarios there may be a need to discuss offset of token costs for such utilization.
AI Assist is a supplemental technology tool and does not provide legal advice. All outputs are preliminary and subject to attorney review. Use of the platform is governed by the Lamb Law Technology Use Disclosure. Results may vary based on the complexity of the matter and the information provided.