Legal AI designed to prove its work
Claim Guardians uses AI throughout the case-management process, but its architecture is designed around verification, evidence and human oversight.
Purpose-built for case analysis
CG's AI operates within the case environment and defined processes. It works through specific stages rather than relying on isolated prompts to a general-purpose chatbot.
Multiple stages of checking
Different AI processes perform and review different parts of the analysis. Work can be checked again before progression, including adversarial review intended to test the developing case rather than simply reinforce it.
Analyse → Check → Test → Professional review.
Human in the loop
At critical stages, the system stops for professional input. Lawyers can approve work, reject it, request revisions, answer queries and challenge the evidence supporting a conclusion.
Evidence remains visible
Source material remains connected to the analysis, allowing a lawyer to move from a proposition back to the evidence supporting it.
An auditable case record
Approvals, queries, revisions and case progression are recorded, providing visibility over how the case reached its current position.
