The court sets a deadline
Every exhibit on the point, located by content search and produced as one ordered set through an expiring link.
matter 2024/118 · 37 exhibits · one link
A case is won on the document you can produce. paless keeps briefs, contracts and correspondence in one encrypted vault under European law, where Pal, the EU sovereign AI assistant, finds the passage and cites exactly where it stands.
Hundreds of pages per matter, and the decisive one is somewhere in correspondence from last spring. Billable time goes to finding, not arguing.
Client files on a US cloud are a question of professional duty, not of IT preference. The infrastructure has to match the obligation.
Deadlines run whether the paralegal is in or not. The right document has to surface on the first search, not the fourth.
Legal work cannot use an AI that improvises. Pal answers from the matter file and shows the passage it used, with the document and section named, so what goes into the brief was verified before it was written.
Briefs, exhibits, emails and notes in one file, searched by content, party or date instead of by memory.
Ask for the notice period, the liability cap or the agreed venue, and Pal returns the wording with document and section.
The clause you drafted three matters ago is findable, reusable and already vetted. Your archive becomes the first research stop.
“What notice period did we agree in the Berger lease?”
Three months to the end of a quarter, in writing. The 2024 amendment left §12 unchanged.
Sources
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From the first letter to the closed file, with the paper trail intact.
Court mail, scans and client emails land in the vault, and Pal files them to the right matter on arrival.
Reference numbers, parties, document types: Pal picks up your conventions and applies them to what arrives.
OCR reads scanned contracts, stamped originals and tables, so even the annex from 2011 is quotable.
Full text search across the whole matter: the warranty wording, the date the notice arrived, the amount in dispute.
Pal drafts letters and routine correspondence from the matter, with sources cited; the lawyer reviews and signs off.
Clients, experts and opposing counsel get expiring links that show exactly the documents you chose and nothing more.
Every exhibit on the point, located by content search and produced as one ordered set through an expiring link.
matter 2024/118 · 37 exhibits · one link
The whole matter file travels in a browser tab: encrypted in transit, complete on arrival, available wherever counsel argues.
AES 256 · TLS 1.3
The old matter holds the contract, the correspondence and what worked. Pal summarizes the history before the first meeting.
history summarized 08:47
Client files stay on isolated European infrastructure under European law: no Big Tech, no US CLOUD Act. AES 256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, redundant storage across separate European data centers, and an AI that never sends a syllable to US model providers.
Files are encrypted with AES 256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit, hosted on isolated European infrastructure with no US cloud in the chain, and each login sees only the matters you grant.
No. Pal runs entirely inside the EU. Nothing goes to OpenAI, Google or Microsoft, and every answer cites the passage it rests on.
Yes: through links that expire on schedule, or through a login scoped to their own matter.
It exports in a structured format compatible with the open source paperless-ngx project. Matter files leave complete.
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