How the team learned this operation
Claim intake, document extraction and defense classification were traced end to end before anything was built, so the drafting agent was designed against how the practice actually works.
What was built first
Intake and optical character recognition came first, because nothing downstream can be trusted until the source documents are read reliably.
What the attorneys see
Every draft arrives with the classification that produced it and the rule that was applied, so an attorney reviews reasoning rather than output alone.
A rules engine the firm edits itself
Defense classification runs across fifteen categories against rules the firm owns and changes without us, which is what keeps the system current after handover.
What they were left with
Drafting that an attorney signs off on before anything is filed, with the classification logic in the firm's hands.
Ready to start?
Claim intake, OCR and extraction, defense classification across fifteen categories, a rules engine the firm edits itself, and drafting that an attorney signs off on before anything is filed.