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Legal service flows

A flow chains several of our legal services into one guided run on the same document — so you don’t re-upload or re-type between steps. Each flow shows its steps and cost before it runs.

Proposed — pending attorney sign-off before it is marked ready.

Litigation

  1. Dispute intakeBuild the chronology, map the claim, draft the demand, then language-check it — for litigators opening a new dispute.4 steps
  2. Hearing prepAssemble a dated chronology, then a deposition outline — for litigators readying for a hearing.2 steps
  3. Discovery passGrid-review the document set, then produce a privilege log — for litigation teams running discovery.2 steps

Contracts & in-house

  1. Contract intakeReview a contract, draft a negotiation counter, then audit its defined terms for consistency.3 steps
  2. M&A diligenceTabular review, issue extraction, then a closing checklist.3 steps
  3. New-hire packScreen the offer, then classify the worker.2 steps
  4. NDA fast laneTriage an NDA, then draft a counter-redline — for in-house teams clearing routine confidentiality agreements.2 steps
  5. Contract lifecycle auditTrace the amendment history, extract the renewal dates, then re-review the in-force terms — for in-house counsel auditing a live contract.3 steps

Founders & product

  1. Launch readinessReview regulatory readiness, vet the marketing claims, then triage the data use — for founders shipping a product.3 steps
  2. Open-source complianceReview the open-source licenses, then surface the obligation gaps — for product teams shipping OSS-dependent software.2 steps
  3. IP enforcementClear the mark for conflicts, then draft a cease-and-desist — for founders protecting a brand or asset.2 steps
  4. Freedom-to-operate to launchTriage freedom-to-operate risk, then check launch readiness — for founders clearing a product before release.2 steps

Privacy & compliance

  1. PDPL readinessDPA review, a privacy impact assessment, then a gap list.3 steps
  2. DSAR handlingTriage the request for PDPL risk, then draft the response within the statutory window — for privacy teams answering a data-subject request.2 steps
  3. Policy refreshDiff the policy against the requirements, surface the gaps, then redraft it — for compliance teams updating an internal policy.3 steps

AI governance

  1. AI governance packTriage the AI use-case, generate an impact assessment, then surface the governance gaps — for teams governing an AI system under SDAIA principles.3 steps
  2. AI vendor onboardingReview the vendor AI agreement, then review its data-processing terms — for teams onboarding an AI vendor.2 steps

Sharia & Islamic finance

  1. Sharia contract screenScreen riba/gharar, review compliance, redraft, then Arabic-proofread the result.4 steps
  2. Islamic finance auditReview the Islamic finance instrument, screen it for riba and gharar, then find the fatwa basis — for teams auditing a Sharia-compliant product.3 steps
  3. Sharia opinion packCompare the madhabs, gather the daleel, then draft a structured Sharia opinion — for scholars and counsel forming a considered ruling.3 steps

Arabic drafting

  1. Arabic drafting polishReview the grammar for legal risk, check defined-term consistency, then proofread and correct — for anyone finishing an Arabic legal draft.3 steps

Informational drafts, not legal advice. Every step must be reviewed by a qualified attorney before it is relied upon, and the Arabic source governs.