Custom AI plugins, pipelines, and software for in-house legal teams and for the business functions that carry legal work. Designed and built by a former General Counsel who is also a software engineer.
Most companies do legal work all day without calling it that. Sales negotiates terms, procurement signs vendors, finance chases invoices, security answers questionnaires. We engineer how that work gets done.
Legal engineering is where our law practice and our software practice meet. We decide the rules with you, then build them into plugins, pipelines, and applications that your teams use inside the tools they already have.
It is the same way we run our own firm. We are AI-native, which is how we deliver exceptional results and pass the savings on, and we build the same capability for our clients.
Four kinds of work, usually combined in a single engagement.
Your playbooks, positions, and templates packaged as plugins for the AI assistants your people already use, so the answer they get is your company's answer.
Recurring legal work moved out of inboxes and into a defined flow: intake, routing, review, approval, signature, and a record of what was decided.
Purpose-built tools for the legal function when off-the-shelf products do not fit how your company actually works.
The legal step built into the systems that already hold the facts, so nobody retypes a deal into a form to get a contract reviewed.
You do not need a legal department to have a legal function. We build for whoever is doing the work today.
We sit with the people doing the work and document what comes in, who touches it, where it stalls, and which decisions repeat.
We write down your positions, fallbacks, approval thresholds, and exceptions. This is legal work, and it is the part most software projects skip.
We build the plugin, pipeline, or application inside your environment and connect it to the systems your teams already use.
We run it on live work with your team, adjust what the first weeks reveal, and train the people who will own it.
Keep us on to operate and maintain it, or take it in-house with documentation. Either way it runs in your systems.
EJ Archuleta is a former General Counsel and a software engineer. The person who decides the legal rules is the person who builds them.
A law firm can advise on the positions the system applies, and that advice sits inside an attorney-client relationship.
Most legal work starts in sales, procurement, finance, and security. We build for the people who actually send the request.
Builds are quoted as fixed fees against a written scope. Ongoing operation and maintenance is a monthly fee.
Contract Systems is our most common build: playbook, clause library, intake, and routing.
One plugin, pipeline, or tool, quoted as a fixed fee against a written scope.
A roadmap across teams, built in stages, with each stage scoped and priced before it starts.
We build the system and serve as outside general counsel for the work that runs through it.
Describe the team, the work, and the tools you use. The next step is a short discovery call, then a written scope and a fixed fee.
