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AI automation for law firms: industry workflow shipped in 14 days, without hiring
For teams and decision-makers (Legal ops) who need practical AI integrated into the product or workflow within 14 days.
Problem
What usually blocks the project
- You have a clear AI opportunity, but not enough scope to hire a full-time senior developer.
- Your tools, documents, CRM, or internal workflows are disconnected and still create manual work.
- You need AI automation for law firms without vague consulting, agency overhead, or a prototype nobody can maintain.
Solution
Senior execution, measured
- Direct senior execution: scoping, architecture, code, deployment, and iteration in one working loop.
- A measurable first version in 14 days: real workflow, logs, guardrails, and a clear ROI metric.
- Maintainable owned code using Next.js, Supabase, LLMs, n8n, MCP, RAG, or browser automation as needed.
Technical stack
A stack your team can maintain
The stack is selected around your workflow, data, and risk level, not AI hype.
How it works
From need to shipped system
15-minute discovery call to validate the use case, available data, and target business outcome.
Short workflow audit covering tools, permissions, security risks, and the ROI metric.
Build a usable first flow with real-data tests and human validation.
Deploy, document, transfer the code, and iterate during the monthly delivery cycle.
Direct communication
No middle layer: you work with the person shipping the code.
Transferable code
Readable architecture, documentation, and a repository you control.
Fast outcome
Goal: a useful first version, not a strategy deck.
FAQ
Questions before booking
How much does this cost?
The main model is a monthly development subscription. For a tightly scoped need, a short audit or fixed first sprint can be used before the subscription.
How fast can we get a first version?
Most focused integrations or automations can reach a testable first version in 7 to 14 days, depending on access and data quality.
Is support included?
Yes. Support, fixes, and iterations are part of the delivery cycle. The goal is production usage, not a one-off demo.
Who owns the code?
You do. Code is delivered in your repository or transferred with documentation. No hidden lock-in or proprietary dependency.
Conversion angle
Show industry context before talking about models, agents, and automation tooling.
Validate the use case in 15 minutes.
If the need is clear, I will suggest the shortest useful first AI sprint.
Book a 15-minute discovery call