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Examination of the system

QUESTIONS ASKED BY MANAGING PARTNERS, ANSWERED ON THE RECORD

Execute works inside the software you already have. It replaces none of it.

1Q.

Is this another AI drafting tool?

2A.

No. Drafting tools wait for someone to ask. Execute never waits to be asked. It starts when the work arrives, finishes it, and brings it to your attorneys for review. If you already use AI tools, keep them. Execute operates them for you.

3Q.

Can’t we just set up triggers in our case management system?

4A.

A trigger fires only after someone has typed the client’s information into your system, and what comes out is a template someone still has to tailor to the case. The work before the trigger and the work after it stay on your team. Execute does both: it gathers and enters the information, runs the trigger in your case management system or your AI platform, and makes the case specific changes, so a clean copy is waiting for your attorney to review and approve. Keep your triggers. Execute is the paralegal that works them.

5Q.

Is Execute a case management system?

6A.

No, and it does not replace yours. Your case management system remains the system of record. Execute works inside it and inside the rest of your stack, and puts the finished work back where your firm keeps it. No migration. The day it turns on, your team’s tools look exactly like they did the day before.

7Q.

What software do I need?

8A.

Whatever you already have. Execute works with your existing case management system and the rest of your stack, and fills in anything you’re missing.

Your team stops producing and starts reviewing.

9Q.

Will it replace my staff?

10A.

Execute is the hire you don’t have to make. Your current team stops drafting and chasing and starts reviewing and approving, which is better work, done at better hours. When someone eventually leaves, the work stays done.

11Q.

What does my team do once Execute is running?

12A.

They review and approve. Your paralegals stop drafting and chasing and start reviewing finished work, which is a promotion in everything but title. Your attorneys spend their hours on strategy, depositions, and trial. The judgment stays human. The typing stops.

Nothing leaves the firm without an attorney approving it.

13Q.

How do I know the work is good?

14A.

Watch it run on your own cases before you decide. And nothing ever leaves your firm without an attorney’s approval. That rule is built into the product, not written in a brochure.

15Q.

Can documents leave the firm without attorney review?

16A.

No. Every document passes through attorney approval before it is served, filed, or sent anywhere. The approval gate is built into the product, not a setting.

17Q.

Does my firm’s data train other firms’ systems?

18A.

No. The way your firm screens, drafts, and argues is your competitive edge. What Execute learns inside your firm is used for your firm and never pooled, shared, or used to improve a competitor’s results. The full approach is on the Security page.

19Q.

Is this allowed under the rules of professional conduct?

20A.

Execute is built so the attorney remains exactly where the rules require: responsible, supervising, and signing. Execute produces drafts and runs process. A licensed attorney reviews and approves everything that matters. The full analysis: is AI allowed under the rules of professional conduct?

Civil litigation, four products, and how to start.

21Q.

What practice areas does Execute support?

22A.

Civil litigation, plaintiff and defense. Personal injury firms come first because Execute was built inside one, so those workflows are deepest today. Any litigation firm can request a demo now.

23Q.

What does it cost?

24A.

A flat monthly price for your firm, about half the cost of a single paralegal hire. Never per seat, never per case. Pricing depends on firm size and the products included in your subscription.

25Q.

Can my firm buy just one product?

26A.

Yes. Intake, Prelitigation, Litigation, and Motion Practice are separately purchasable, and Prelitigation includes requesting, chasing, and filing medical records for the life of the case. Some firms start with one, see the pile disappear, and add the next.

27Q.

Is there an AI that drafts discovery responses?

28A.

Yes. That is what Execute Litigation does. It pulls each demand from the court’s electronic filing system the moment it lands and drafts the response from the case file, the records already gathered, and your firm’s prior work, with objections where your practice would object. The draft waits for attorney approval days before the deadline instead of hours.

29Q.

Can Execute pick up cases already in progress?

30A.

Yes. Hand Execute a case and it knows exactly where you are. There is no onboarding project, and nobody sits with it walking through every file. It reads your system the way an experienced hire would read the file, and gets to work. Your entire existing caseload speeds up the day you start.

31Q.

How do I see it work?

32A.

Request a demo, and we’ll run Execute on a few of your real cases. You watch it work.

33Q.

When can my firm start?

34A.

Now. Intake, Prelitigation, and Litigation are built. Request a demo, and we’ll run Execute on a few of your real cases. You watch it work, then you decide. Motion Practice is in development and joins your subscription when it is live.

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