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Ask your lawyer to work with you on ClientCounsel

You can hand this to a lawyer you're hiring, or one you already have, and ask: “Could we run my matter on this?”

What it is. ClientCounsel AI is a litigation workspace with a built-in AI legal agent, Aila. It organizes a matter into one workflow and gives the client and the lawyer one shared workspace on the same file. It is in private beta, built by Client Counsel AI Corp.

Why a client is asking for it. Legal work is expensive because so much of it is document handling — organizing the file, building the chronology, assembling the record, drafting routine forms, checking authorities. CC does that work up front, so the matter reaches you already prepared and you spend your time on judgment and strategy instead of assembly.

What it does for you, counsel:

  • The matter arrives organized — chronology cross-referenced to exhibits, record and book of authorities assembled, routine court forms drafted from the file.
  • You stay in control. You review before anything is filed, and you set the strategy. It is your supervised tool, like any other in your practice.
  • Grounded in the record. CC is designed to answer only from retrieved, cited sources — the applicable court rules and the matter's own record — and to label answers by confidence, rather than generating from scratch. It is built to reduce the risk of a made-up citation.
  • Works unbundled or full retainer. Take on a prepared matter at lower cost, or cut the back-and-forth on a full-retainer file. Either way, client and counsel share one workspace.

Why now. Clients are already asking firms to use AI (Adam Chilton, Dean, University of Chicago Law School, Bloomberg, 2026). The Federal Court of Canada has recognized AI can “improve the efficiency and fairness of the legal system.” The Law Society of BC notes generative AI presents lawyers with “exciting opportunities for efficiency and productivity.” CC is a way to meet that demand with a tool designed around a lawyer's obligations.

The ask. If you're open to it, request access at ClientCounsel and we can run my matter on it together.

ClientCounsel is a Legal AI technology company. It does not provide legal advice and is not a law firm. It is not affiliated with any court or tribunal.