ClientCounsel.ai — private beta launching in British Columbia, with expansion planned across Canada and beyond.
The AI litigation co‑worker & client counsel collaboration platform

Access to Justice is a Right — not a privilege.

ClientCounsel.ai (CC) turns a litigation matter into one clear, verified workflow — powered by a built‑in AI co‑worker, on a purpose‑built platform for litigation and client counsel collaboration.

CC's built‑in AI co‑worker does the heavy liftingorganizing the matter, drafting from the record, testing the case, and verifying every authority. Client and counsel work it together on one workflow — or a self‑represented litigant works it solo, with counsel a click away.

Civil · Appeal · Family · Tribunal · Public Defender
For counsel & firms

Clients are already asking firms to use AI. CC makes it feasible — letting counsel take on clients they'd otherwise have to turn away.

What the field is saying — updated regularly ↻
For those who cannot afford a lawyer, AI can help. It drives new, highly accessible tools that provide answers to basic questions, including where to find templates and court forms, how to fill them out, and where to bring them for presentation to the judge — all without leaving home.
Chief Justice John Roberts, Supreme Court of the United States · 2023 Year‑End Report on the Federal Judiciary
The adoption of generative AI tools like ChatGPT‑4 presents lawyers with exciting opportunities for efficiency and productivity. Clients will likely be intrigued and even pleased with the efficiencies.
Law Society of British Columbia, Guidance on Professional Responsibility & Generative AI · lawsociety.bc.ca, Oct 2023
AI is going to decrease the costs of many legal services… when the cost for something goes down, demand goes up… I'm not convinced they'll necessarily be fewer lawyers.
Adam Chilton, Dean, University of Chicago Law School · Bloomberg, “Law School Limits Laptops as AI Transforms Work,” July 18, 2026
AI shows promise in providing innovative solutions to longstanding practical challenges within the justice system.
Canadian Judicial Council, Guidelines for the Use of AI in Canadian Courts · cjc‑ccm.ca, Sept 2024
[AI] will save time and money and allow advice to be given and disputes to be resolved far more quickly and efficiently.
Sir Geoffrey Vos, Master of the Rolls, England & Wales · LawtechUK Generative AI event, Feb 2025
All licensees are encouraged to experiment with these products and determine how they might be useful in their practice.
Law Society of Ontario, White Paper on Licensee Use of Generative AI · lso.ca, April 2024
Public defenders view AI as most useful for evidence investigation — to analyze overwhelming amounts of digital records.
Cheong, Liu, Stammbach & Henderson, Princeton University · “How Can AI Augment Access to Justice? Public Defenders' Perspectives on AI Adoption,” 2025
The Court recognizes that AI can improve the efficiency and fairness of the legal system — including helping self‑represented litigants to navigate Court procedures.
Federal Court of Canada, Interim Principles & Guidelines on the Court's Use of AI · fct-cf.ca, Dec 2023
The legal singularity reflects the full development of our legal system, becoming more complete and accessible through advanced technology.
Prof. Abdi Aidid, University of Toronto Faculty of Law · co‑author, The Legal Singularity · utoronto.ca
At law firms, the pressure is real from clients to try to find ways to use these [AI] tools to be more efficient.
Adam Chilton, Dean, University of Chicago Law School · Bloomberg, “Law School Limits Laptops as AI Transforms Work,” July 18, 2026

The heavy lifting arrives already done and verified. A firm can adopt CC across its litigation matters — putting every client on it, unbundled or on full retainer — giving the firm an edge. Unbundled clients get a prepared matter at lower cost; full‑retainer clients get a workflow that cuts the drag and the back‑and‑forth; and in every case, client & counsel share one workspace. Lower cost, more demand, a bigger pie — not fewer lawyers.

And even self‑represented litigants get a platform that helps them navigate and execute the matter — with the AI co‑worker and the course modules — while the door stays open for counsel to step in, so the hand‑off to real advice is streamlined the moment they need it.

Collaborator mode

Client + counsel + AI co‑worker

Client, counsel and the AI co‑worker on one matter, in a shared litigation workflow environment — for unbundled and full‑retainer engagements alike. Counsel guides the strategy, reviews before filing, or steps in on judgment; the co‑worker carries the load.

Co‑Worker mode — for self‑represented litigants

Litigant + AI co‑worker

In their own litigation workflow, the litigant's AI co‑worker takes care of the litigation itself — organizing the matter, building the strategy, drafting the documents, verifying the authorities — step by step, with course modules so each stage is understood. The litigant leads the decisions; it carries the load.

Not just an AI tool — an AI workflow with all the litigation tools

Every task a litigation matter demands.

The heavy lifting a legal team does — assembled from the record, and verified.

Draft

Draft the documents

Official BC court forms ship pre‑loaded — claims, responses, notices of application, affidavits, petitions — drafted from your matter across civil, appeal, family & tribunal.

Organize

Matter Briefing & Chronology

The whole file assembled in a click — a detailed chronology cross‑referenced to the exhibits.

Records

Record & exhibit assembly

Record assembled, exhibits bookmarked, affidavits prepared — ready to file, not a shoebox of PDFs.

Verify

Citation verification

Every authority checked — green, amber, or red — in an organized Book of Authorities.

Everything else a matter demands — inside the platform
Disclosure & discovery analysisDiscovery & examination questionsApplication Record & Book of AuthoritiesRisk read & matter summaryHearing prepCue-card decksStrategy, roadmaps & schedulesAdversarial stress testDocument, video & voice transcriptionBring in counselModules & certificates
Grounded in the rules and the record — not the open web. CC is built on a pre‑loaded library of BC procedural rules and answers only from retrieved, cited sources, each labelled for confidence — engineered to keep every answer grounded in the record and structurally reduce the risk of hallucination, where a general chatbot assembling it from scratch is far more exposed.
Under the hood, the engine runs a combination of leading frontier and open‑source models — matched to each task, never locked to one.
ClientCounsel.ai is in active development. As an evolving private beta, planned features are being rolled out progressively — what you see is the ClientCounsel.ai offering as it's being built, with and for BC litigants and counsel.
ClientCounsel.ai does not provide legal advice and is not a law firm. It is not affiliated with any court or tribunal.
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