Foley & Lardner
Document review
Massive discovery bottlenecked a lean legal team. AI surfaced key issue patterns, freeing attorneys to shape early case strategy.
- ~$30K saved vs TAR-based review
- 500K-doc review completed in under a week
Lawyers lost weeks to nonbillable research. Now, AI scans 2,500 docs to cut research time by 60%, saving $2M in unplanned losses.
A national law firm specializing in high-stakes intellectual property litigation required its legal teams to balance complex casework with time-intensive administrative obligations.
Attorneys spent significant nonbillable hours manually searching through thousands of documents to craft research-intensive proposals, creating...
“We want to use AI in a safe way that keeps our data and our clients’ data confidential and makes sense for our firm.”
National law firm for litigation, corporate transactions, and finance.
Helped Ballard Spahr build custom AI tools Ask Ellis and Ballard X-Ray for legal research.
Enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and consumer electronics platform.
Ballard Spahr's Legal research and drafting is part of this use case:
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Massive discovery bottlenecked a lean legal team. AI surfaced key issue patterns, freeing attorneys to shape early case strategy.
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Massive discovery bottlenecked a lean legal team. AI surfaced key issue patterns, freeing attorneys to shape early case strategy.
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Legal spent hundreds of hours parsing 100-page scanned contracts. Now, multi-stage AI extracts clauses upon upload for instant search.
Contract terms buried in 200-page agreements, tracked in scattered spreadsheets. AI surfaces exact clauses on demand—days of review cut to 1.5 hours.
Lawyers lost weeks to nonbillable research. Now, AI scans 2,500 docs to cut research time by 60%, saving $2M in unplanned losses.
A national law firm specializing in high-stakes intellectual property litigation required its legal teams to balance complex casework with time-intensive administrative obligations.
Attorneys spent significant nonbillable hours manually searching through thousands of documents to craft research-intensive proposals, creating...
“We want to use AI in a safe way that keeps our data and our clients’ data confidential and makes sense for our firm.”
National law firm for litigation, corporate transactions, and finance.
Helped Ballard Spahr build custom AI tools Ask Ellis and Ballard X-Ray for legal research.
Enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and consumer electronics platform.
Ballard Spahr's Legal research and drafting is part of this use case:
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Massive discovery bottlenecked a lean legal team. AI surfaced key issue patterns, freeing attorneys to shape early case strategy.
Manual due diligence and litigation review delayed lawyers. Now, teams use AI to synthesize facts, freeing them for strategic judgment.
Lawyers piecing together scattered sources now use AI to draft complex briefs, turning research drudgery into strategic advice.
Massive discovery bottlenecked a lean legal team. AI surfaced key issue patterns, freeing attorneys to shape early case strategy.
Manual due diligence and litigation review delayed lawyers. Now, teams use AI to synthesize facts, freeing them for strategic judgment.
Manual admin bottlenecked 60,000 frontline hires. Now, an AI text agent screens and schedules, freeing recruiters to engage candidates.
Adoption came easy; deep integration didn't. Lawyers seconded from billable work became legal engineers, then led change firm-wide.
Legal spent hundreds of hours parsing 100-page scanned contracts. Now, multi-stage AI extracts clauses upon upload for instant search.
Contract terms buried in 200-page agreements, tracked in scattered spreadsheets. AI surfaces exact clauses on demand—days of review cut to 1.5 hours.