Encryption
Review encryption in transit and at rest across the agreed data path.
Legal Solutions / Security
Your firm’s information, access rules, and review responsibilities shape each implementation.
These are implementation requirements to assess and agree with your firm. They are not blanket claims that every control is already available in every deployment.
Review encryption in transit and at rest across the agreed data path.
Define authentication requirements for firm users and connected systems.
Limit access according to each person’s role and responsibilities.
Scope information access to the matters a user is authorized to see.
Agree what actions, approvals, and outcomes are recorded and retained.
Assess connection methods, credentials, and the permissions each tool needs.
Define approved use cases, model oversight, and change review.
Identify which actions require review and who can approve them.
Review providers and dependencies involved in the engagement.
Agree permitted uses, retention, and handling of firm information.
Plan onboarding, role changes, and access removal.
Agree how information may be accessed, processed, retained, and used. Review provider terms, access boundaries, and data-handling responsibilities before implementation.
Scope the data to the task and the authorized matter context.
Name the reviewers and escalation owners for important actions.
Define the records needed to inspect approvals, actions, and exceptions.
Agree permissions, review points, and action records before an agent acts.
Attorneys retain responsibility for legal decisions and professional judgment.
Security, confidentiality, and applicable professional requirements must be addressed for the firm’s systems and intended use. Control availability and evidence are reviewed during scoping; no certification or universal compliance guarantee is implied.
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