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Law firms: your know-how, not your clients.
Firms build up years of templates, checklists and training material. Labs want exactly that. Client matters can be left out completely.
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Privilege is handled first
Privileged material is taken out of the copy. What can be included depends on your engagement terms and professional duties, and that decision belongs to your firm and its counsel. We do not give legal advice.
Client matters can stay out
The focus is internal know-how. You do not need matter files, and any client or matter can be left out completely. Where any record mentions a person or company, the name is replaced with a placeholder.
Everything starts under NDA, nothing is shared until you approve a sample, and there is no cost to you.
Useful records
Records that tend to help
Not all of these are needed. A single well kept system can be enough to begin the conversation.
Templates and precedents
How your lawyers structure documents and pick language for each situation.
Checklists and training material
How new people at the firm learn to spot problems and avoid mistakes.
How work moves
How work is opened, staffed, tracked and closed inside the practice.
Know-how notes
How the firm explains a rule change to its own people.
Why labs want these records
A model that drafts or reviews legal documents learns most from how careful practitioners actually work: which clause gets chosen and why, what a partner corrects, how a checklist grows after a near miss. You rarely see that in public text. Your internal know-how does.
What the process looks like for you
First, the estimate. A specialist from License Your Data phones within minutes to book a 15-minute call. Should you go ahead, License Your Data makes a de-identified copy, you sign off on a sample, and buyers license it.
Questions
What law firms ask
- Do we need to include matter files?
- No. Templates, checklists and process records are the usual focus. Matter records are included only when your firm and its counsel decide so.
- Who decides what is privileged?
- Your firm, with its counsel. Before anything goes out, you approve a sample.
- Can we start with templates only?
- Yes. A narrow first scope, such as a precedent bank or training library alone, is a common way for firms to begin.
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Only four questions. Within minutes, a License Your Data specialist calls to arrange a 15-minute call.
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