We look at how your firm works.
We speak to the people doing the work and review your current software. You get a plan for getting started and extending AI across the business where it can save time or reduce costs.
AI advice & implementation for UK law firms
Not sure where
to start with AI?
You don’t need to know which tools to buy.
I’m Atif Ullah. My team and I help law firms choose and implement AI tools, reduce repetitive work and train the people using them.
Litigation & leadershipOver 15 years in litigation
AI in my own workBSc Computer Science
My qualifications.
BSc Computer Science
MSc Information Systems, Organisations and Management
GDL Graduate Diploma in Law
How we help
From your first questions
to AI in daily use.
You may want to spend less time on document summaries, repeated data entry or routine correspondence. We work out where AI could help, what it would cost and how to put it in place.
We explain the options and costs.
We check whether tools you already pay for can do the job. Any recommendation accounts for licences, setup, training and review time. We agree the work and fees with you before starting.
We set it up and help people use it.
My team and I configure and test the tools, train your staff and help with rollout. Once they’re in use, we check the results with you and deal with what needs changing.
Implementation experience
I’ve introduced AI
from scratch.
I’ve implemented AI in my own business and litigation work, and helped law firms get started with none in place. That has meant choosing useful tools, fitting them into the work and improving efficiency and accuracy.
Setting up the software is only part of the job. I’ve also trained teams to check sources, recognise hallucinations and review AI-assisted work before relying on it.
My background
I bring over 15 years in litigation, including department leadership, and a BSc in Computer Science. I understand the demands on a legal team as well as the technology.
My team and I can stay involved through tool selection, implementation and training. We look at the time saved, the cost of running the tools and how well the process works for your people.
01
Start with the file
Identify the sources and define the task.
02
Create a draft
Draft chronology
10 AprDelivery reported
12 AprEmail sent
Structure the information with source references.
03
Review and decide
- Verify dates and sources
- Flag conflicting accounts
- Apply professional judgement
Keep the responsible professional in control.
How I approach reliability
- 01Start with the sources
Use appropriate information and define the task.
- 02Apply the right tool
Create a draft or structured output to review.
- 03Check the result
Verify material points, spot gaps and flag uncertainty.
- 04Keep people in control
Train users to make informed decisions about the output.
People remain responsible for checking and using the output.
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Our services
What do you need
help with?
We can review where AI would be useful, deliver a project you’ve already identified, or train a team that’s using it now.
01AI opportunity review
Find the tasks worth tackling first and get a plan for introducing AI across your firm.
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02Implementation project
Get help choosing the tools, setting them up and testing them with the people who will use them.
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03Training & support
Train your team on real tasks, including how to write prompts and check the answers.
ExploreScope, deliverables and fees agreed before work begins.
Your starting point
How AI ready
is your firm?
Five questions to help you think about your next step. You do not need every answer before starting a conversation.
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Already have a project in mind?
Let’s talk about it.
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Before you get in touch
A few practical questions.
You don’t need to prepare a brief. Tell us what you’d like to improve, and we’ll take it from there.
Do I need to know anything about AI?
No. Start by telling us how your firm works and what takes too much time. We explain the options in plain English and help you decide what to do next.
Can you implement the tools as well as advise?
Yes. My team and I can choose and set up the tools, test them, train your staff and provide ongoing support. We’ll agree which parts you need help with.
How much will it cost?
It depends on the task, systems and support involved. We agree the scope, deliverables and fees before work begins, including any proposed software costs. A single-workflow project can be a useful place to start.
Will we need new software?
Not necessarily. We check your existing software first. If it can do the job and meets your information-handling and access requirements, another subscription may be unnecessary.
How will we know whether it helps?
We agree what to measure, such as task time, review effort, output quality and running costs. A pilot helps you compare the approach with your current process. Time released and cash savings are assessed separately.
What happens on a discovery call?
We’ll ask what takes too much time, what software you use and who does the work. You can ask questions about AI and the support we offer. Then we can discuss what to do next.
The work behind the tools
Start with the work
on your desk.
A bundle to summarise. A chronology to prepare. Information to find. We look at the tasks taking your team’s time and test whether AI can help.
Work through a real task
We map the steps with the people doing the job, set up a suitable tool and compare the result with your current process.
AI-generated illustrative scene.
Keep the legal checks in place
Your team still needs to verify sources and use professional judgement. Training covers those checks alongside using the software.
AI-generated illustrative scene.These AI-generated scenes illustrate the work. The people and settings are fictional.
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Talk to Atif
Tell me what takes
too much time.
You don’t need an AI strategy before getting in touch. We can start with the work your firm does and the problems you’d like to solve.
Talk to Atif