AI assessments for law firms

Assess AI use in legal work.

Choose practice questions about tools, tasks and goals, or a risk screen about data, access and review.

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For lawyers in law firms, from solo practice to firms with more than 10,000 lawyers.

Sample legal task

A·LCLAUSE COMPARISON

Compare two draft agreements. Flag changed clauses for lawyer review.

↗A lawyer checks the wording and meaning.

ABA 2024 · U.S. LAWYER SURVEY

54.4%of respondents selected saving time and increasing efficiency as AI’s leading potential benefit for law firms.

01Current AI products and software

02Work tasks and goals

03Data access and review controls

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Practice questions or an AI risk screen

Practice asks about tools, tasks, goals, teams and costs. Risk asks about data, providers, source access, connected actions, review and usage limits.

PRACTICE ASSESSMENT

Map legal work and current tools

Enter AI products, daily software, work tasks, goals, team roles, reporting and cost needs. The prototype links selected tasks to examples from AI for Lawyers.

AI RISK SCREEN

Review data access and oversight

Questions cover data types, provider handling, source access, connected actions, review and usage limits. Findings refer to the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications 2025.

QUESTIONNAIRE SCOPE

Topics covered by both assessments

Both questionnaires have five steps and lead into an adaptive interview. Local results use fixed rules by default. A separate paid AI report route is implemented but remains disabled until approved and configured.

Firm scope and current tools

Firm size and answer scope, current AI products, access types and daily software.

Work tasks and goals

Current AI tasks, frequency, desired outcomes and workflow friction.

Team records and costs

Colleagues, reporting requests, time records, tool costs and client billing needs.

AI risk controls

Information types, provider handling, sources, connected actions, review and usage limits.

TEAM RECORDS AND AI COSTS

Separate time, subscriptions and direct costs

The practice questionnaire asks what the firm tracks, who needs an AI-use report and how time and software costs are recorded. It does not decide which costs may be charged to a client.

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Select the records that matter

Select tool, matter metadata, reviewer, source checks, time or cost fields. Do not enter prompts or matter details.

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Record reporting requests

Select who asks for an AI-use explanation and which fields they request. The assessment records your answer; it does not verify a legal or contractual duty.

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Separate client charges

Keep time worked, subscriptions and direct AI costs distinct. The assessment records your firm’s approach; it does not determine what may be charged to a client.

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