Every matter, from the first call to the last invoice.
LawOS runs the whole firm in one system — intake, deadlines, documents, correspondence, government forms and billing — with nine AI agents working the file and an attorney approving every action.
Tuesday, 9 September
Priya NairA client fills in one form. The matter opens itself.
It arrives already triaged.
A deadline arrives buried on page four of a notice.
Docket read every page of the notice and found one date.
Ask the firm a question and get the documents back with the answer.
Not on this record. The I-94 shows an inspected admission on 14 May 2019, and the client’s declaration is consistent with it. The firm handled the same posture in 2022 and adjusted under 245(a) without a waiver. The open question is the overstay, not the entry.
One system. Four ways in.
Most practice software sells the attorney a tool and gives the client a login. Everyone here gets a door built for the work they actually do.
Privileged work, and what we do to deserve it.
Scoped in code, not by convention
Every query is filtered by a firm id read from the signed-in user’s own record — never from a URL or a token. A record in another firm returns not found, so nothing leaks by existence.
Every action attributable
Actor, field-level changes and IP, including who was impersonating whom, exportable, beside an immutable snapshot archive.
Agents wait for a person
Anything client-facing, or anything that reads as legal advice, is held for a human before it can be approved.
What we don’t hold
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 are not yet held. We would rather say so than let a page of badges imply otherwise.
Bring a redacted file. We will run it through.
Thirty minutes, on a call, with your own matter rather than a demo account.
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