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On-premise AI for law firms

Analyze long court case files, draft contracts, and search internal precedents locally, without sending your clients’ documentation to a third party.

Protection against international data transfers

The practice of law demands a strict duty of discretion. Sending case files, merger agreements, or wills to a cloud-based artificial intelligence system means transferring confidential documentation to servers beyond the firm’s control — something each professional must weigh against the rules of their bar association as well as the GDPR.

The alternative is Polaris AI: a compute node installed in the firm’s own offices. Documentation is read, analyzed, and processed locally, so no external provider receives it. Protection against improper access within the firm itself still depends on how the system is set up and who holds permissions.

Semantic search across your case history

Indexes the firm’s history of cases, complaints, and rulings so you can search by what the documents say, not just by exact keywords. Speed depends on the hardware installed and the size of the archive.

Large-scale case file analysis

Upload long court files and get a summary, a timeline of the facts, and the contradictions it spots between statements. It is working material for a professional to review, not a conclusion.

Legal drafting and first drafts

Drafts contracts, responses to complaints, and complex clauses, guided by the drafting standards and tone defined locally by the firm’s partners.

Automated contract review

Compares contracts received from counterparties against your risk policies and flags the clauses that fall outside them, so an attorney can look at those more closely.

Designed for demanding attorneys

Deployment does not require attorneys to change how they work. The local agent connects to the firm’s network folders and its document management software; what gets connected and how is decided during the preliminary visit, just like the email connection. The interface is adapted to Spanish legal terminology.

Frequently asked questions

Indexing of case files, contracts, and historical precedent archives is carried out locally, on the firm’s own server network. Because documents are not sent to an external provider, no third party receives material covered by professional secrecy. Security against improper access within the firm still depends on how the system is set up and who holds permissions.
It can process and store large volumes of text in PDF, Word, and scanned formats. The limit and the speed depend on the hardware installed, which is sized during the preliminary visit based on the firm’s actual archive.
It can generate drafts, summarize long case files while flagging key dates and contradictions, and review contracts against your guidelines. These are drafts for a professional to review: nothing goes out without a person approving it.

Want to try it on your own case files?

Book a 30-minute session on WhatsApp. An integration partner will show you how Polaris AI indexes and extracts legal arguments from a sample document on a disconnected local server.

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