For plaintiff PI law firms

Claude as your
AI Operating System

Supercharge your practice with Claude. Take on more clients. Win more cases. Be more efficient.

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The Claude program

Six stages of AI enablement Claude as your firm's operating system for legal work, connected to the tools you already work in.

Get set up
Build your AI OS
Keep it moving
AI opportunity audit Three sessions, one roadmap. Most firms start here
Cleared for client work Set up in two weeks.
Trained on your own matters Hands-on sessions on your work.
All your systems connected Clio and more.
Your firm's legal brain Your institutional memory, written down.
Chief AI officer Monthly, three levels.

You don’t have to start at 1. Each stage lists who it’s for.

Stage 1 of 6 · Get set up

AI opportunity audit

An assessment of how your firm works, what your key needs are, and the tools it runs on, to find the biggest opportunities where AI could make a difference. We employ a three-step methodology: clear process mapping; review of current tools; and identification of technology gaps.

Join here if
You know AI could do more for the firm, but no one has mapped where and how and you don’t know where to start.
Duration
Two to three weeks.
Who you’ll need
All stakeholders in the firm, including partners, associates and staff members.
How it’s priced
Transparent pricing based on firm size.

What’s included

  1. AI readiness assessment Built from questionnaires and discovery sessions, looking at how work moves from matter opening to closing.
  2. Opportunity map A visual showing every opportunity’s priority, expected outcome, time to implement and dependencies, so the whole picture is on one page.
  3. Three to five priority opportunities We identify the commercial and operational impacts of each opportunity and make recommendations what to prioritize based on your firm needs.
  4. Firmwide quick wins The changes that cost nothing: a shared prompt library, a tone-of-voice skill, standards everyone follows.
  5. Risks, and what comes after What can go wrong with AI in the firm and how to manage it.
  6. The implementation roadmap Six months, week by week, action by action, with milestones, starting with the actions that yield the highest returns.

What you’ll get

  • You know where the firm is losing time and money, and roughly how much.
  • You know what to fix before buying anything, and which problems don’t need AI at all.
  • Every recommendation can be acted on, in an order, beginning with the ones that cost nothing.

Why it matters

Understand your investment and the ROI before you start buying technology.

We knew AI could help our practice, but our system isn’t one you can just plug a tool into. Rok and the team took the time to sit with all of us, mapped how we work, and came back with a roadmap where every item is priced and we decide at our own pace what gets built, knowing exactly what each build will bring us. For a firm our size, that way of working makes all the difference.
Jullion Nelson ParkerDirector, Pip Law
Know before you buy.

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Every Thursday, I break down what's actually changing in legal AI: compliance shifts, vendor landscape moves, what firms are getting right and wrong.

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If you're at a boutique making decisions about this and want a sanity check on what fits where, book a call. We'll tell you if your firm is ready and what the next step looks like, and prices, because they depend on the size of your team.

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