No portal. No platform. Nothing new to learn.
A private AI legal team,
working your actual matters.
It reads and organizes the file, runs the research, drafts the work, checks every citation, watches every deadline, runs your support calculations, fills your court forms, and tells you how the other side will read a draft before it goes out. It lives in your inbox. Email a question and get a researched answer with every citation verified. Email an instruction, and the team writes back exactly what it will act on. One tap to approve. You sign off on everything, and it runs on a system built for your firm and used by no one else, in Canada.
One
It does the work.
Not autocomplete. Not a chatbot. A coordinated team of AI associates that takes a whole matter end to end: reads the file, runs the research, drafts the deliverable, reviews it. It works your 500-document divorce, not a blank text box. You delegate the way you would delegate to a junior lawyer, and the work comes back done.
Two
You stay the lawyer.
Every citation is independently verified against CanLII before it reaches you. No invented cases. Before acting on any instruction, the team writes back exactly what it will do, and you confirm with one tap. Nothing moves without your say-so. You approve everything; you sign everything. Built around Law Society of BC guidance, with a written informed-client-consent workflow included. The AI does the work; you remain the lawyer of record.
Three
Costs like software, works like staff.
No seat minimums. No annual lock-in. Month-to-month, always. We count lawyers, not seats: your staff are included. A flat monthly price gets you the whole team, and you pay for the actual compute a matter uses, at cost, itemized. It scales up when you are busy and costs nothing when you are not. Staff-level capacity on a software bill.
Setup
One folder. That’s the whole setup.
Give your AI legal team read-only access to the matter folder you already keep. That’s it. No migration, no data entry, no new system, nothing to learn.
It reads the file as it actually is: pleadings, disclosure, correspondence, scans, photos of documents, spreadsheets. Anything it cannot read with confidence, it flags for you. It never guesses.
Then the work starts arriving in your inbox: a chronology of the matter, the people, the dates, the facts, every fact carrying the exact quote it came from and the page it lives on, then research memos with verified citations, first drafts in Word. All of it on the record, all of it traceable, all of it yours.
You didn’t install anything. You shared a folder.
And nothing else changes. Whatever software runs your practice today keeps running it: CaseClarity replaces none of your systems and migrates nothing. It is closer to someone new on the team than to new software. Your systems stay yours; the team just got bigger.
There is no username and no password: your side of the system is email itself, and it cannot have a login problem. And if the software your firm runs today has no AI built in, good. It does not need any. The AI joined the team, not the toolstack.
The record
You always know where the matter stands.
From the first day, the file organizes itself into a record you can actually use.
The chronology of the matter in date order, the people, the dates, the facts, every entry carrying the exact quote it came from and the page it lives on. The chronology you otherwise build by hand for an affidavit is simply there, sourced, and kept up as the file grows.
And you never have to wonder what is happening. Every email from the team carries a button that opens a read-only page showing where the matter stands, with no login. It is honest by construction: it shows only what the file actually supports, and anything contradicted, unverified, or blank is left off entirely rather than papered over.
The numbers
The whole team, calculator included.
Support calculations are part of the same subscription, not a separate per-user tool.
Because the team has already read the file, the inputs come from the documents themselves: every input traceable to its source, every calculation stamped with the table versions it used. The AI never does the math. Regular, deterministic software computes every number, and spousal ranges from the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines are presented as what they are: advisory.
Ask for the numbers three ways, shared parenting against primary residence against the schedule opposing proposed, and each scenario comes back as its own stamped sheet. When new disclosure lands, ask for the updated numbers instead of re-typing the file.
Why firms do this
Raise the ceiling on your intake.
This is not about replacing staff. It is about how much work your firm can say yes to.
Every practice has a ceiling: the matters you can responsibly carry with the people you have. It is set mostly by how long intake, research, and first drafts take. CaseClarity moves that work from days to hours, so the ceiling lifts. More consults become retainers. Files move faster. The matters you refer out or decline when the month is full stay on your book.
More matters through the same firm, with the same people, at the quality you sign your name to. Growth without growing the overhead.
Honest fit
Who this is for right now, and who it is not.
A good fit today: a BC family-law or wills practice with document-heavy matters, files kept in folders the firm already shares internally, and a lawyer willing to review early output closely. That last part matters: founding firms shape the product, and the lawyer’s scrutiny is part of the deal.
Not yet: other provinces and practice areas (that is where this goes, not where it starts); anyone wanting unsupervised legal advice, automatic filing, or client-facing AI, which this will never be; and consumer self-help, which this is not. If you are outside today’s fit, email anyway and we will be straight with you about timing.
We are working with a small founding group of BC family and wills firms, one firm at a time. Wider availability follows. See how it works.
There is no contact form. We are a team you email: hello@caseclarity.ai