Your firm already runs on AI and client data, without the compliance to back it up.

We build the AI and cybersecurity compliance program your bar, your clients, and your insurer now require. Written by attorneys, done for you and on time.

CIPP/US and AIGP Certified
  • Built by lawyers, for law firms
  • Bar-compliant, with a Competitive Edge
  • Flat Fee. No Meter. No Vendor Pitch

What's At Stake

The bar already expects this

Your duty of competence now includes technology, and the ABA's ethics opinions already spell out what's expected for data security, breach response, and AI use. The standards exist; most firms just haven't put them in writing.

Your clients are asking

Corporate and regulated clients now send security questionnaires before engagements and at renewal. Without prepared answers, you lose work you'd have won.

AI and breaches, either way

Lawyers are copying client confidences into AI with zero policy in place. Nearly 1 in 3 firms has already suffered a breach. Insurers are raising premiums or dropping firms that can't prove compliance. Doing nothing is quickly becoming the most expensive option.

The Structural Difference

The Cyber Attorneys

A real, documented program: flat fee, lawyer-led, and mapped to your duties. Not tooling, not an open-ended hourly bill, not a kit. On a timeline, guaranteed.

vs. an MSP / IT vendor

$2,000–$10,000 / mo for tooling

They secure your network. They can't draft a security program that meets your ethics obligations, write an AI policy that holds up, or answer a client-confidentiality question.

vs. one-off outside counsel

$500–$900 / hr, scope creeps

Hourly counsel can do this, for a number that grows as the engagement uncovers what you didn't know you needed. Productized scope removes the surprise.

vs. a generic template kit

$99–$2,500, no lawyer attached

A generic kit gives you words on paper with no one reviewing your work. Even our entry tier puts an attorney in your corner.

vs. doing it internally

months of non-billable time

You aren't the expert, and hiring one is quicker, easier, and likelier to get it right.

Skip the vendor. Skip the meter. Get a real program, guaranteed done.

How We Work

We do the chasing. We talk directly with your partners, IT, and vendors to gather comments and close open items, so you're not the middleman and your team's lift stays minimal.

Built around your firm. We start by learning how your firm actually operates, then scope the program to the laws and clients that apply to you. Nothing generic.

Lawyer-led, start to finish. Every document is drafted and reviewed by attorneys who understand both the technology and your professional duties, never handed off to a tool or a junior vendor.

We keep it current. Rules and tools change. We refresh your program on a regular cadence so it stays accurate and defensible long after delivery.

Choose Your Program

We onboard a limited number of firms each quarter to protect delivery quality.

Total value $4,650

DIY

Perfect for solo to 5-lawyer firms

Templates shared within 24 business hours
$1,950 one-time
  • ✓ You build your policies from our attorney-drafted templates:
    • Written Information Security Program
    • AI Acceptable Use
    • Incident Response Plan
    • Data Classification & Handling
  • ✓ We review your draft and comment back
  • ✓ 60-minute implementation call with your team
★ POPULAR
Total value $24,150

Essential

Perfect for 6 to 25-lawyer firms

14 business days, guaranteed
$9,500 one-time
  • ✓ AI vendor advisory We advise which AI fits your use cases and how to configure it to stay compliant. Up to 3 vendors.
  • ✓ Custom-drafted policies:
    • Written Information Security Program
    • Acceptable Use Policy
    • AI Acceptable Use Policy
    • Data Classification & Handling
    • Incident Response Plan
  • ✓ Privacy policy review CCPA, CPRA, and state laws
  • ✓ Vendor DPA and compliance configuration review Up to 3 vendors, incl. frontier models
  • ✓ AI-use clause draft / review For your client engagement letters
  • ✓ Gap analysis vs. ABA and state bar requirements Your reasonable-efforts baseline
  • ✓ 60-minute implementation handoff
  • ✓ One-page compliance map
Total value $72,950

Premium

Perfect for firms of 25+

30 calendar days, guaranteed
from $24,500 one-time

Everything in Essential, plus:

  • ✓ Expanded policy suite:
    • BYOD & Remote Work
    • Vendor Management
    • Records Retention
    • Shadow AI
    • Practice-specific policy modules
  • ✓ Custom privacy policy redraft
  • ✓ Extensive customized training:
    • Live staff presentation on your policies and responsible AI use, with Q&A
    • Live tabletop incident-response exercise for management and key staff
    • Training deck customized to your policies, for new and existing staff
  • ✓ Internal risk & compliance:
    • Vendor DPA and compliance configuration review (up to 6 vendors)
    • Cyber-insurance application support
    • Client questionnaire playbook (SIG & CAIQ)
    • Standalone AI Governance Program
    • Access Control and Authentication
    • Foundational risk assessment
    • Subprocessor and vendor inventory
    • Data and AI risk map
Our Guarantee

On time, or on a plane.

We deliver on time, every time. If not, we come to your office and finish in person, on our dime. No excuses.

Ongoing Advisory

Flexible packages, pairs with any program.

  • ✓ Cadenced strategy call covering regulatory and technology changes
  • ✓ Cadenced regulatory scan of new laws, opinions, FTC actions, and court decisions, flagged when they affect you
  • ✓ Periodic policy refresh as the rules move
  • ✓ 24–48 business-hour email response, guaranteed between calls

Add-on services (discounted for ongoing advisory clients)

Vendor / subprocessor review

$950

DSAR response support

$500

Common questions

Pricing & Timeline

Why a flat fee instead of hourly billing?
Hourly counsel can do this work, but the bill grows as the engagement uncovers what you didn't know you needed. A flat fee means you know the full cost before we start, your budget is protected, and there's no incentive on our side to stretch the scope. It also matches how compliance programs should work: a defined deliverable, delivered on a timeline, not an open meter.
How long does the program take?
It depends on the tier. For the DIY package, attorney-drafted templates are shared within 24 business hours (you draft from there, and we comment back on your work). For Essential (6-25 lawyer firms), we deliver in 14 business days, guaranteed. For Premium (25+ lawyers), the full program is completed in 30 calendar days, guaranteed. If we miss the deadline, we fly to your office and finish it in person, on our dime.
What happens if you miss the deadline?
We deliver on time, every time. If we don't, we fly to your office and finish it in person, on our dime. No excuses. That guarantee is in writing in the engagement agreement, not just a website line.
Is there an ongoing cost, or is this one-and-done?
The program is delivered as a flat-fee project. You own it when we're done, with no required subscription. Because the law, your tools, and your client base change, most firms revisit it annually, but nothing runs on a meter in between.
What's the first step?
A short consultation. We learn your firm, confirm the right tier, and give you a flat-fee quote before any work begins. No obligation and no vendor pitch.

Is It Worth It?

We already pay for cyber insurance. Why do we need this too?
Insurance is what saves you after a crash, but you still have to know how to drive, and you'd rather never file the claim. A policy only pays out if you can show you had real controls in place, and carriers increasingly require a written security program and AI policy to issue or renew coverage. We build that program, train your team to actually follow it, and give you a plan to keep it current, so insurance stays your backstop, not your first line of defense.
What do we actually walk away with?
A documented, defensible compliance program you own, not advice you have to act on later. Depending on your tier, that can include your written information security program, an AI usage policy, an incident-response plan, and the prepared answers you need for client security questionnaires. Everything is drafted to your firm and yours to keep.
We're a solo or two-person shop. Isn't this overkill?
No. Smaller firms carry the same ethical duties and field the same client security questionnaires, usually with no IT department to lean on. That's exactly what the DIY and Essential tiers are scoped for: real compliance, sized and priced for a small firm.

Working With Us

Do we get a real lawyer, or is this handled by a junior analyst or a tool?
Every document is drafted and reviewed by attorneys who understand both the technology and your professional duties, never handed off to a tool or a junior vendor. Even our entry tier puts an attorney in your corner. Lawyer-led, start to finish, is not a marketing line; it is how we scope every engagement.
Is this just template documents? Will they actually reflect our firm?
No. We start by learning how your firm actually operates: your practice areas, the clients you serve, the vendors you use, and the laws that apply to you. Everything is scoped and drafted to your specific situation. A generic template kit gives you words on paper with no one reviewing your work; our program builds around yours and is defensible because it reflects reality, not a form.
How much of our team's time will this take?
Minimal. That's the design. We do the drafting and deal directly with your IT vendors to gather what we need, so your team isn't the middleman. Essential and Premium are done for you; the lift on your side is a kickoff conversation and a review at the end.
Can you work alongside our existing IT vendor or MSP?
Yes, and we do this routinely. We talk directly with your IT contacts and vendors to gather the information we need and close open items, so you are not the middleman and your team's lift stays minimal. An MSP secures your network; they cannot draft a security program that meets your ethics obligations, write an AI policy that holds up under bar scrutiny, or answer a client-confidentiality question. We handle the legal and compliance layer; they handle the technical infrastructure.

Confidentiality & AI

Will you have access to our client files or matter data?
No. Building your compliance program doesn't require us to see privileged client files. We look at how your firm operates (your systems, vendors, and workflows), not the contents of your matters.
What can we share before we formally engage you?
Treat your first conversation with us as a high-level discussion, enough for both of us to decide whether to work together. Full attorney-client protections attach once you formally engage us, so we keep that initial call general and save the sensitive specifics for after you come on as a client.
We don't really use AI. Do we still need an AI policy?
Almost certainly yes, and that's the point of a policy. Your people are likely using AI tools you haven't approved, and 'we don't use AI' is not a defensible answer to a client or your bar. A policy either safely enables AI or clearly prohibits it. Both beat silence.
Can't we just ban AI and be done with it?
You can, but a ban only protects you if it's written down, communicated, and enforceable. An unwritten ban that staff quietly work around is worse than no policy, because it shows you knew the risk and didn't address it. We can document a clean prohibition just as easily as an enablement policy.

Still have a question? Bring it to the call. Fifteen minutes, no obligation.

Make compliance a deliverable.

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