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Boston Law Firms

AI Automation for Boston Law Firms.

We build AI intake, phone systems, and case automation for Boston law firms, then run them month to month. Boston is our home market. Everything is built around your practice and the tools you already pay for.

The consult: one hour with the team. You leave with a clear plan. Credited toward your build if you move forward.

What We Build

Built for MA firms.

On the ground in MA

Built for how Massachusetts courts actually work.

Massachusetts files through eFileMA, which runs on Tyler Technologies' Odyssey File and Serve. Housing Court e-filing is mandatory for attorneys on summary process and small claims, the Superior Court operates under Standing Order 1-23, and there is a $22 provider fee on each new e-filed case.

One detail matters more than people expect. In Massachusetts a document is not part of the case record when you hit submit. It becomes part of the record when court staff review and accept it, and you get an email either way. So the state of a filing lives in somebody's inbox, which is exactly the kind of thing that goes unnoticed on a busy Friday. A system that watches for those confirmations is worth more here than in states where submission is final.

We are based just north of Boston and work across Suffolk, Middlesex, Essex, and Norfolk, out to Worcester and down the South Shore. The work is remote, so the office address does not decide who we can help.

We do not file anything for you. Our systems carry the work up to a decision and then wait for an attorney to approve it.

Filing details above are from Mass.gov, eFiling in the Trial Court. Court rules change, so confirm anything that affects a deadline. We build software, we are not your lawyers.

In production

Boston is home. We build and run AI intake, phone systems, and reporting for firms here and across the country.

How It Works

From first call to live system.

01

The Consult

We learn the firm, what is manual today, and what you want to stop doing. No pitch. The consult is $250 and it comes off your build if you move forward.

02

We Build It

Everything is custom, built around your matters, your intake, and the tools you already pay for. We handle the technical work.

03

We Manage It

After launch we monitor it, improve it, and keep building as the firm grows. Your systems change when you do.

FAQ

Boston, MA, answered.

Are you actually local to Boston?

Yes. We are based just north of the city and Boston is our home market. That said, the work is remote, so a firm in Worcester or on the Cape gets the same build as one on State Street.

Does this work with Clio?

Yes. We build directly against Clio Manage and Clio Grow, so a signed client can open a matter, get a folder, and start a billing record without anyone retyping anything. We also work with Lawmatics and with firms who use neither.

Can it track whether a filing was accepted?

That is exactly the kind of thing we build. In Massachusetts a filing is not on the record until court staff accept it, and the notice arrives by email. Watching an inbox for those confirmations and flagging the ones that did not land is a normal piece of what we put together.

Is my client information safe?

Your data stays in your systems. We build inside the tools you already pay for rather than copying your files somewhere new, and everything runs with approval gates and audit logs. We are not a law firm and we do not give legal advice, so your confidentiality obligations stay yours to direct and we build to whatever line you draw.

How long does it take and what does it cost?

Most builds go live in 2 to 4 weeks. Bigger multi-system builds run 4 to 8 weeks. Every build is custom, so the price depends on scope. The consult is $250 and it comes off your build if you move forward. You leave that call with a real number.

Start here.

Tell us about your firm.

Hank will text you back within 30 minutes. We will ask what is slowing the firm down, then tell you exactly what we would build.

Built by the team behind AI systems running inside law firms today, led by an engineer with 30 years of enterprise automation.