AI in Law

Streamline Legal Workflows with AI You Can Trust

Automate research, document review, client communication, and intake — with AI-powered tools that free your team and increase your firm’s revenue. Click Here to Find out more.

AI is transforming complex industries — and your profession is no exception. Forward-thinking practice owners are using AI to streamline workflows, increase revenue, and gain a competitive edge. Here’s how Bigado AI can help you lead the way.

The Challenge

Law firms are losing tens of thousands of dollars per year to inefficient legal research, slow document review, intake delays, and non-billable administrative tasks — all while your staff struggles to keep up — driving higher costs and lost billable opportunities.

The Solution

Bigado AI helps law firms implement cutting-edge automation and AI tools to optimize your entire legal workflow — from client intake and legal research to document review, drafting, and client communication. Once you see how easily AI can improve these processes — you’ll want to apply it across your entire legal workflow and firm.

Business Outcomes:

• Business Outcomes:
• ✅ Cut time spent on legal research by 50–75%
• ✅ Accelerate document review and drafting by 50–75%
• ✅ Increase billable output per attorney by 20–40%
• ✅ Free up 30–50% of paralegal and support staff time
• ✅ Improve client intake speed and client communication

Features:

• ✅ AI-powered legal research and summarization
• ✅ Automated document review and drafting
• ✅ AI chatbots for client intake and FAQs
• ✅ AI-driven case management workflows
• ✅ Automated client communication and reminders

AI Hallucinations and How it Affects Case Management:

Bigado uses chain-of-thought internally—the model thinks on a hidden scratchpad—then outputs only a concise brief with citations and a clear plan. For legal research tasks, the system is retrieval-grounded: it pulls primary sources (statutes, rules, and caselaw) by jurisdiction and date, reasons privately, and then a verifier re-checks every factual or legal claim against those sources. We add self-consistency voting on hard questions, run math/date checks with tools (no freehand arithmetic), and flag anything we can’t verify. The result you see is short, sourced, and auditable—never a stream of speculative “thinking.”

When outlining case strategy (criminal or civil), the AI doesn’t invent facts; it structures work. It guides a human-led process—review charges and elements, analyze evidence, identify weaknesses, draft arguments and motions, prep witnesses, and, where appropriate, frame plea/settlement options—each step linked to cited authorities and checklist criteria. Plans update as new information arrives; unverified claims are called out; and a human makes final decisions. In short: retrieval over recall, verification over vibes, and concise, cited outputs over improvisation. (Bigado is not a law firm; our tools support, not replace, licensed counsel.)