Bransgroves was an early adopter of AI and today the firm runs on it. We were automating our practice long before it was fashionable, and we moved on AI the moment frontier models became good enough to trust with real legal work. That head start shows in every file we run.
AI on every matter
Under the supervision of our lawyers, AI works alongside us on every matter:
- reviewing loan documents, searches and title information for the defects and inconsistencies a human reader tires of looking for;
- drafting correspondence, advices and documents for a lawyer to settle, in minutes rather than hours;
- distilling long files down to the issues that matter, so our special counsel spend their time on judgment rather than reading;
- checking our own work, so every matter gets a tireless second set of eyes.
What it means for our clients
- deeper due diligence: more searches and more checks on every deal;
- sharper red flags: fewer false negatives and fewer false alarms;
- faster turnaround on every metric;
- more special counsel time on the scenario in front of them, which is what clients actually pay for.
Judgment stays with the lawyer
AI does not give our advice. A lawyer checks every output before it is relied on. What AI gives us is leverage: our lawyers do the thinking, and the machine does the reading and the typing.
Our standards
We use only leading frontier models from established United States providers, on enterprise terms under which client information is never used to train the provider's models. We do not use models from Chinese providers. Anything AI touches is subject to the same confidentiality obligations as the rest of our practice.