Built for UK solicitors

Intelligence
meets Justice

The first AI built for the SRA Code, not against it. Triages new matters, drafts the first version, finds the precedent, and keeps a tamper-evident record of every decision — so the solicitor signs off, not the AI.

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Five-firm closed beta · Free until 1 September 2026 · SRA-aligned audit trail

Built with input from UK solicitors·Azure UK South·Solicitor-supervised by design

100%

Solicitor-supervised — every AI action

AI retention — your matters never train an AI

6yrs

Audit retention — SRA-aligned, COLP-ready

30yr

Find Case Law judgment index (Phase 2)

What only LawFuze does

Six gaps in the legal-AI market.
We’re built inside each one.

The legal-AI market splits three ways. Here’s what each of them misses.

0specific gaps no competitor closes

0UK-only domain, no US data transfer

0compromises on supervisor sign-off

01/06

Your data stays in the UK.

Every matter lives in Microsoft Azure UK South. The COLP can prove it never left.

Azure UK South region only
ICO controller ZC147676
Zero US data transfer, zero cross-border hops

DATA PATH · LIVE--:--:-- BST

0 cross-border events todayUK South region only

What competitors doUS tools offer EU residency at best. UK practice management runs on shared US/UK clouds.

02/06

The supervising solicitor signs off — not the AI.

Every AI output runs draft → solicitor → supervisor → client. The SRA roll number lands on the audit row.

State-machine workflow, no shortcuts
Supervisor SRA roll on every audit entry
Append-only log, 6-year SRA retention

APPROVAL QUEUELogged · entry #4821

supervisor_signoff · SRA 123456721 May 14:02

What competitors doOther tools treat the lawyer as a single user. None bake supervisor sign-off into the workflow.

03/06

UK case law from the government-sanctioned source.

Pending a Computational Analysis Licence from The National Archives to process England & Wales judgments at scale. Hard rules enforced in code, not in marketing.

Find Case Law (The National Archives) — the official source
25-word quotation cap enforced post-generation
24-hour daily reconciliation with TNA (new + revised + withdrawn)

CITATION VERIFIERFind Case Law · TNA

…

caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.ukCAL · LawFuze-Ingest/1.0

What competitors doFree indexes are unofficial mirrors. US tools are US-only. Pan-European tools treat UK case law as an afterthought.

04/06

Deadlines with the rule number attached.

An agent reads your matter, identifies the applicable CPR / FPR / Criminal Procedure Rule, and writes the invite with the rule citation in the body.

Per-matter generative — not static templates
Cited rule number in every calendar invite
Defence-grade for missed-deadline disputes

DEADLINE · MATTER QUEUEMay 2026

Disclosure · Smith v Smith

CITED RULE

14 days from service of allocation

verify · justice.gov.uksupervising solicitor signs off

What competitors doUK practice management ships static templates. Word add-ins don't model deadlines. Generic calendars carry no rule citation.

05/06

Priced for UK firms — not AmLaw 100.

£499/month for a five-fee-earner firm. The mid-market the £20k+ tools won't serve.

Firm Starter £499/mo · 5 seats included
Solo £149/mo for self-employed solicitors
30% founding-firm discount locked 12 months

PRICING · SAME FIRM SIZE5 fee earners

US biglaw tools

won't quote · 20-seat min

LawFuze Firm Starter ★

£499/mo

Word add-ins

£75/seat × 5

SAVE£0/ year vs US biglaw

30% founding-firm discount · locked 12 monthsno card on file in beta

What competitors doUS biglaw needs 20+ seats at £20k+/year. UK enterprise-AI is custom-quoted. Word add-ins solve one slice.

06/06

The AI that answers to the SRA. Not OpenAI.

Every other legal AI runs your matter through an AI whose terms quietly reserve the right to keep your data. LawFuze pins the AI to the SRA Code itself — confidential by design, supervised by default, and built so the vendor never gets to train on what you're working on.

SRA 6.3 — confidentiality built into every AI call
SRA 7.1 — the AI refuses when the sources don't support an answer
Your matters never train a third-party AI

SRA-BOUNDData never trained on

Generic legal AI

Vendor TOS reserves re-use rights

Logs prompt content for training

No professional obligations

LawFuze

SRA 6.3· confidentiality built into every call

SRA 7.1· refuses when uncertain

SRA 4.1· every output supervised and logged

Solicitor's code binds the AI. The vendor's TOS doesn't bind your firm.

What competitors doGeneric AI terms-of-service reserve broad re-use rights for 'service improvement'. The vendor isn't bound by your professional code — you are. LawFuze bridges the gap so the AI is too.

All of it. Without ever leaving the UK.

Five firms invited. Free until 1 September 2026. The founders answer the email.

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What sets LawFuze apart

The work no solicitor has time to do — and it proves every step to the SRA.

LawFuze reads the whole file, computes the numbers that matter by rule not by guess, and verifies every authority before it leaves the building. You stay accountable; the AI assists, and every decision is auditable.

Every authority verified before it leaves

Every case and statute in a draft is resolved against The National Archives and legislation.gov.uk. An authority that resolves to nothing real is blocked before it can leave the building — the rest flagged for your sign-off. The post-Ayinde duty, enforced on every draft.

Deadlines computed to the day

Limitation and court deadlines are worked out by fixed legal rules — not estimated — and re-checked the moment a new fact lands on the file. Impossible to silently miss.

Every AI step logged and signed off

Each significant automated decision is recorded in a tamper-proof DUAA 2025 s.80 log — the inputs, the output, the lawful basis, and the named solicitor who signed it off. Your audit trail writes itself.

The whole file read — the gap surfaced, never invented

From source-of-funds reconstruction to disclosure review, LawFuze reads the entire file and pins every figure and clause to its source document. It surfaces the gap a tired human skims past — it never makes one up.

Fixed rules where money is at stake

SDLT, limitation, IHT relief and quantum are calculated by fixed, traceable rules. Every number traces back to a rule and a source — no guesswork on the figures that matter.

Privilege checked before anything reaches AI

Before a single line of firm data reaches any AI, it's checked for legal professional privilege and personal data — and recorded in an AI usage log the COLP can search. The firm can prove, on demand, every time client data touched AI, what it held, and the named fee-earner. The outgoing text is never stored — only a fingerprint of it.

The human stays in charge

Specialist positions hard-stop to partner sign-off. Capacity prompts never label a client. SARs are never auto-filed. The AI does the work; the solicitor makes the call — always.

Citations checked before exportPrivilege checked before AIDUAA 2025 s.80 decision logUK-hosted · never used to train AIFixed rules, not guessworkA solicitor accountable on every resultEvery matter walled off · DPIA-backed

The tools behind it · one accountable workspace

Verify & audit

Citation checks
Privilege protection
AI usage log
AI decision log

Deadlines & money

Employment tribunal deadlines
Inheritance tax calculator
SDLT calculator
Schedules

Risk & conduct

Regulatory deadlines
Conflict checks
Source of funds
Capacity & vulnerability

Litigation & property

Opponent analysis
Document insights
Building Safety Act
Certificate of Title

The 60-minute intake

24 days → 60 minutes.

A new client at a typical UK firm takes 24 days from first contact to billable work — most of it admin, all of it regulated. LawFuze runs the whole sequence in one supervised AI flow. 20 minutes of fee-earner time, end-to-end.

14 min
Conversational triage
The prospect tells the AI what happened. Multi-turn, refuses legal advice, classifies practice area, identifies parties, estimates fee band.
DUAA 2025 s.80 — notice + contest baked in
21 min
Conflict check
Fuzzy + phonetic name match + Companies House director/PSC traversal. <30 seconds. Anything below 90% confidence routes to COLP.
SRA Code 6.1–6.3 — duty to act in client's best interest
36 min
ID + biometrics — at launch
Client photographs their passport + a selfie on their phone. eIDV (Onfido via Thirdfort) — coming at public launch; PG81 Safe-Harbour aligned.
MLR 2017 reg.28 — customer due diligence
46 min
Source of funds — at launch
Open Banking one-tap consent — statements reviewed, narrative drafted, lawyer approves. Coming at public launch.
MLR 2017 reg.28(11) — source of funds verification
51 min
Engagement letter
Vetted template by matter type, fee structure, costs estimate. DocuSign Connect e-signature in the same flow.
SRA Code 8.6 + 8.7 — costs information + plain English
62 min
Money on account
Client pays into the firm's segregated client account at ClearBank — a Rule 3 bank, not an EMI. Three-way reconciled automatically.
SRA Accounts Rules 3, 5, 8 — client money
7instant
Matter is live
First three tasks seeded from your firm's workflow template. Client gets portal credentials. Welcome pack sent. Named supervising solicitor stamped.
Garfield.Law pattern — named accountable solicitor

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The Ayinde defence

AI that holds up in the High Court.

Ayinde v Haringey [2025] EWHC 1383 (Admin) made hallucinated authorities a referable SRA matter. We built three defences directly into the platform so every output a LawFuze AI produces is defensible before any tribunal.

Citation verifierlive

Every authority, green-tick verified.

Smith v Smith [2024] EWCA Civ 442

Jones v Khan [2019] EWHC 1782 (Comm)

Live fetch against Find Case Law and legislation.gov.uk. If a source can't be verified, the AI refuses to cite it.

Supervising solicitorrequired

One name on every AI output.

Priya Shah

Reviewed · 14:32

Every AI output is stamped with the regulated solicitor whose name carries it. No anonymous outputs leave the firm.

Audit trailimmutable

Every prompt, response, refusal.

14:31:08prompt
Draft position statement on conduct
14:31:24response
AI draft generated · 3 citations
14:31:24verify
Citations green-tick passed
14:32:01review
Priya Shah · approved · note added

Append-only, tamper-proof log. Replay any AI decision end-to-end during a regulator audit.

The same pattern the SRA authorised Garfield.Law on (May 2025): named accountable solicitor on every AI step, refusal-first AI behaviour, citations grounded in verifiable sources. Read the methodology.

Compliance lives in the background

July is just July. No fire-drill.

35% of UK compliance officers describe their AML workload as “overwhelming.” The annual SRA questionnaire takes ~80 hours of partner time. LawFuze runs both COLP and COFA loops continuously, so the year-end becomes a sign-off, not a re-construction.

Compliance Officer · Legal Practice

COLP dashboard

DSR queue14open

Supervisor review23pending

Regulator radar41unread

CDD refresh due9matters

Complaints (48h SLA)2overdue

Every flagged AI output lands in your queue with the named supervising solicitor pre-filled. The PII renewal pack, lateral- hire conflict check, weekly regulator digests, ongoing CDD schedule (MLR 2017 reg 27) and SRA 8.3-8.4 complaints register are all auto-prepared from your own records.

Compliance Officer · Finance & Admin

COFA dashboard

Reconciliation7overdue

Residual balances > 12 mo11open

Billing audit5pending

Time-audit health88/100

Three-way client-account reconciliation runs daily, not every-5-weeks. Residual balances surface at the 12-month line per SAR 5.1. Client account at ClearBank — never an EMI. The pre-bill time audit (CPR 47) catches vague narratives and round-hour billing before the bill goes out.

Mirrors SRA Authorisation Rule 8.5 (COLP) and the Solicitors Accounts Rules 3 / 5 / 8 (COFA). See the full compliance suite.

Capabilities · live in beta

Named jobs. Not features.

Six capabilities live in the closed beta. Three more turn on at public launch on 1 September 2026 once our Computational Analysis Licence is granted by The National Archives.

Chat · groundedRAG · cited

→Draft particulars for K v M

Draft assembled from intake. Three remedies cross-referenced.↳ FPR 9.14(3)

Chat AI Co-WorkerLearn more

Doc · scanning1/3 clauses

Document IntelligenceLearn more

Matter ManagementLearn more

Timer · running rec

01:23:45

0:08EmailK v M · draftingauto

Time & BillingLearn more

Audit · append-only--:--:-- BST

09:00:00sra@firm.co.ukapproved draft · K v M#8b35b6

10:13:23systemredacted PII · 3 spans#a6ead5

11:26:46trainee@firm.co.ukviewed matter · 2024-FR-118#45224e

Compliance & AuditLearn more

Azure · UK SouthTLS 1.3 · AES-256

Security & Data ResidencyLearn more

Phase 2 · 1 September 2026

Three more turn on at public launch.

Pending · CAL1 Sep 2026

→Carlill v Carbolic [1893]…

indexing UK Find Case LawRAG · awaiting CAL grant

Legal researchPreview

Court × areaaggregate · staged

3,412 published decisionscounts hidden until launch

Judge IntelligencePreview

Rehearsalmulti-agent · staged

Counsel

Bench

Witness

cross-examination drillreviewed by supervising solicitor

War Room SimulationsPreview

Beta access

Free for the first five firms

Phase 1 of LawFuze is a closed solicitor beta running until our public launch on 1 September 2026. We're inviting five UK solicitors to use the platform free of charge while we earn the certifications, licences and insurance that public launch requires.

Closed beta · Free

No card. No subscription. No usage charges.
14-day cancellation right. Export and erase your data at any time under UK GDPR.
Paid tiers (Solo · Firm · Premium) launch alongside Stripe on 1 September 2026.
Founding-firm pricing locked for 12 months from public launch for beta participants.

Request beta access See post-launch pricing →

Five invited beta seats only. Paid plans, Stripe billing and VAT invoicing go live on 1 September 2026.

Take the admin
off your desk

Five UK solicitors are joining the closed beta — free until 1 September 2026. Founding-firm pricing locks for 12 months from public launch.