5–30 attorneys · $1M–$15M revenue

Your Attorneys Practicing Law, Not Pushing Paper

Law firms lose cases to slow intake, bury attorney time in document drafting, and destroy case margins on discovery review. AI agents handle intake, document assembly, and discovery processing — so your attorneys focus on strategy and client relationships.

Start 45-Day Intake Pilot

Typical ROI — 15-Attorney Firm

Paralegal & admin labor before

$200,000/yr

4 paralegals + admin staff

OnlyBoring Professional Package

$108,000/yr

5 agents + $12K setup

Net annual savings

~$92,000

Plus: Faster intake, zero missed deadlines, lower malpractice risk

75%

Document drafting time cut

Faster discovery review

50%

More intake conversions

Sound familiar?

"We lose cases because we can't respond to inquiries fast enough. By the time we run conflicts and call back, they've hired someone else."

Intake Response Gap

50% of potential clients hire the first firm that responds

"My attorneys are spending half their time on document drafting. At $350/hour, that's the most expensive data entry in the world."

Document Assembly Drudgery

$300–500/hr attorneys doing $50/hr document work

"Discovery review is destroying our case margins. We're billing clients for 1,000 hours of document review that AI could do in 200."

Discovery Management Overload

30–60 sec per page; document review is 50–70% of litigation costs

Workflows we automate for law firms

Six workflows that eliminate the administrative burden — from intake through discovery and client communication.

Client Intake & Conflict Checking

AI captures inquiries from any source automatically, runs conflict checks across all databases instantly, drafts engagement letters with client details, sends for e-signature and tracks completion, and sets up the case file with initial deadlines. No more losing cases to slow intake.

1–3 hours per new client

15–30 min per new client

Document Assembly & Drafting

AI pulls case data from existing files, auto-populates templates with accurate information, drafts customized provisions based on case facts, flags unusual terms or missing information, and prepares draft for attorney review. Attorneys review and refine — they don't start from scratch.

1–4 hours per document

20–40 min per document

Discovery Document Processing

AI processes document productions in bulk, auto-identifies relevant vs. irrelevant content, applies Bates numbering and indexing automatically, categorizes by topic and importance, and flags potentially privileged documents for attorney review. Massive cost reduction on document review.

30–60 sec per page

5–10 sec per page (6x faster)

Case Deadline Management

Tracks all case deadlines in a centralized system, sends attorney reminders at 30, 14, 7, and 3 days, escalates urgent deadlines to managing partner, handles calendar scheduling and conflict checking, and prepares deadline reports for case review meetings. Malpractice risk eliminated.

Manual calendar, human error risk

Zero missed deadlines

Client Communication & Updates

Drafts routine client status updates from case activity, responds to common client questions with accurate information, schedules client meetings and calls, updates clients on case milestones, and collects outstanding documents from clients. Clients feel informed and cared for.

30–60 min per client update

5–10 min per update

Court Filing & Service

Prepares filing documents per court requirements, coordinates e-filing in the appropriate jurisdiction, tracks filing confirmations and resulting deadlines, arranges for service of process, and maintains proof of service records. Every filing confirmed, every service documented.

Manual coordination, filing errors

Systematic, tracked

How law firms scale with OnlyBoring

Month 1–2

Intake Pilot

Validate AI on all new inquiries across 1–2 practice areas. Measure conversion rate and response time improvements.

2 agents

Month 3–6

Core Operations

Add document assembly, discovery processing, and deadline management.

4–5 agents

Month 6–12

Full Operations

Client communication management, court filing coordination, advanced analytics.

6–8 agents

Year 2+

Strategic Focus

Scale agents as case volume grows. Attorneys spend their time on the work only they can do.

Unlimited

Common concerns, answered

"Legal work is too complex for AI."

Legal STRATEGY is complex — but document assembly, intake processing, and discovery review are repetitive and structured. AI excels at identifying patterns, extracting data, and following templates. Your attorneys focus on strategy and judgment; AI handles the routine document work. One of our law firm clients had AI draft 500 routine motions with 95% accuracy — attorneys just reviewed and signed.

"Clients expect personal attention from attorneys."

Absolutely — and that's why attorneys shouldn't waste relationship time on document formatting and data entry. AI handles the administrative work so attorneys have time for the strategic counseling clients actually value. One firm's client satisfaction increased because attorneys were actually available for questions instead of being buried in document drafting.

"What about attorney-client privilege?"

We take privilege and confidentiality seriously. Our AI operates in a secure, encrypted environment with full audit trails. We sign business associate agreements and maintain strict access controls — actually more secure than traditional workflows. We're SOC 2 Type II certified with enterprise-grade security.

"We have practice-specific requirements."

Every practice IS unique — that's why our AI learns your firm's specific templates, procedures, and preferences. If your paralegals can learn it, our AI can learn it — and they never forget a local rule or court requirement. We work with firms across PI, immigration, real estate, estate planning, and workers' comp.

Is this right for your firm?

You're a strong fit if you recognise any of these signals:

Losing cases to faster-responding firms

Attorneys spending 50%+ of time on document drafting

Discovery review destroying case margins

Missed deadlines or near-misses

High paralegal turnover from repetitive work

Growing case volume but flat attorney headcount