FOR LAW FIRMS
AI for law firms, built around the way lawyers actually work
Claim Guardians is designed for firms handling complex, evidence-heavy matters where understanding the case can consume significant professional time.
Increase case capacity
CG can undertake much of the intensive work involved in reading, organising and interrogating large case files.
That allows existing teams to handle greater volumes while maintaining professional oversight.
Turn the file into a case
The system identifies the facts, builds the chronology in date order, and sets each
finding beside the material it came from.
Every load-bearing fact is classified — verified, asserted or still pending —
against a named source document. Analysis that rests on unverified facts is visibly
provisional, and a figure that isn't documented is never estimated.
Give lawyers the evidence, not just an answer
General-purpose AI can produce convincing responses.
For legal work, the more important question is whether the answer can be proved.
Claim Guardians keeps the underlying case evidence central to the analysis so lawyers can inspect and challenge the material supporting its conclusions.
Reduce the risk of something being missed
A contradiction in a telephone recording may matter because of something written hundreds of pages away.
CG analyses material across the case, helping identify connections that are difficult and time-consuming to find through sequential human review.
Make expertise scalable
The system operates through repeatable processes, approvals and professional interaction.
Over time, that creates a consistent way of working with cases and helps firms retain institutional knowledge rather than leaving it entirely with individual case handlers.
Use experienced people where they add most value
Claim Guardians is designed to support professional judgement rather than automate it away.
The objective is straightforward: reduce the mechanical burden of complex case analysis so lawyers have more time for strategy, judgement, clients and advocacy.
