AI Priority Roadmap
Your firm’s readiness score across 7 key dimensions. Strengths and gaps, at a glance.
The AI Readiness Audit
Your firm, organized and written down.
You walk away with your firm on paper: six reports, each reviewed by a licensed attorney and legal engineer, and a plain plan for what to do first. Whatever AI you buy next finally has something real to work with — the score is just the byproduct.
Yours to keepA license to use every deliverable for your firm’s internal purposes.
Vendor-neutralTool picks matched to your firm. No affiliate fees, no lock-in to us.
Attorney-reviewedEvery deliverable checked by a licensed attorney and legal engineer.
What you walk away with
Six reports you can act on.
Not a slide deck. Six working documents, tailored to your firm and reviewed by a licensed attorney and legal engineer.
It’s your own knowledge, drawn out of your team’s heads and organized into something you can act on — yours to keep, whether or not you ever build a thing.
Executive Summary
Your overall readiness band, top findings, and key recommendations.
Top Use Cases
Ranked AI opportunities specific to your practice areas, with ROI estimates.
Tech Stack Analysis
What your current tools can and cannot do, plus what is missing.
Bespoke Tool Recommendations
Vendor-neutral AI tool picks matched to your practice, budget, and readiness.
30-Day Action Plan
Prioritized steps with milestones and quick wins to start immediately.
Yours to keep. You receive a license to use the deliverables for your firm’s internal purposes. The tool picks are vendor-neutral and built to work with the systems you already trust. No lock-in.
The audit documents and recommends. Building the SOPs, working skills, and automations it points to is a separate, optional next step. See how implementation works.
Seven areas we assess. One number.
Your answers are scored across seven areas by our proprietary model, then rolled into a single Composite Readiness Score out of 100.
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Technology Infrastructure
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Current Workflows & Processes
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Team Comfort & AI Readiness
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Security Requirements
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Data Management Practices
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Compliance Posture
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Strategic Objectives
area 07
Together, the seven areas roll into your Composite Readiness Score.
Your score lands in one of four bands. Each band comes with a plain answer about what to do next.
Foundation-first 0–39
Get the process and the files in order before any AI. We’ll say so plainly.
Pilot-ready 40–59
Small, low-risk pilots, with a human reviewing everything that comes out.
Scale-ready 60–79
Several workflows at once, with your tools lightly connected to each other.
Agent-ready 80–100
Advanced automation, with monitoring, and the guardrails already written down.
Real result · anonymized
A four-person employment firm
68 / 100
Scale-ready
0100
Consistent process, decent tools, files in order. Ready for several workflows with light connections between systems.
Real result · anonymized
A solo family-law attorney
49 / 100
Pilot-ready
0100
Strong instincts, thin documentation. Start with two small pilots and a human check on every output.
Two real firms, names removed. They show what a result looks like. They are not a prediction of your number.
The part that matters most
What’s safe to try now. What to wait on.
Your report sorts AI work into four classes and gives each one a straight answer. No maybes.
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Help with your own drafts and summaries
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Routine steps handled for you
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Drafts for clients You approve every single one. Nothing auto-sends. Ever.
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Letting AI act on its own And we’ll tell you when that changes.
Not yet
Whatever your score, four things always stay human.
Anything a client reads
Anything filed with a court
Settlement language
Deadlines
No score changes this. These are not on the table, and they never will be.
One workflow, written down.
During the Discovery Interview, every workflow Lantair maps gets broken into seven parts: the trigger, the inputs, the rules, the vocabulary, the checks, the work itself, and the output. That structure is what would make a workflow usable by a person or a machine once it is built.
Here’s a demand-letter workflow in that format, shortened; a full map carries every rule your team applies.
triggerAttorney marks the file “ready for demand.”inputsMedical records, bills summary, lost-wage documentation, client statement.rulesIf damages exceed policy limits, the attorney reviews before drafting begins.vocabulary“Specials” means documented economic damages — medical bills plus lost wages. Nothing else.checksThe attorney reads every demand before it leaves the building.workAssemble the facts, total the damages, draft the letter in the firm’s format.outputA draft demand letter, waiting in the attorney’s review queue.Illustrative: a shortened example of the format, not a real client’s workflow.
Every decision rule you carry in your head is a specification waiting to be written down.
Four steps. Then it’s yours.
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Discovery Interview
A conversational, AI-assisted session, 30 to 90 minutes depending on firm size, guided by Lantair. It gets how your firm runs out of your team’s heads and onto the record.
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Analysis & Scoring
Your responses are scored across the seven areas by our proprietary model, producing your Composite Readiness Score.
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Deliverable Production
Six reports, each reviewed by a licensed attorney and legal engineer, tailored to your firm.
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Walkthrough & Next Steps
A live 60-minute review of the findings with Christian and Meagan, with clear recommendations. You leave knowing exactly what to do first.
Timeline: about 30 business days from start to final delivery, subject to scheduling.
After that, implementation is optional. The audit stands on its own, and you can take it to any implementer. If you continue with us, 40% of your audit fee is credited toward the work. See how implementation works.
Christian Brown
Dual-licensed attorney, 13+ years. Ran AI due diligence at a ~$20B AUM fintech.
Meagan Brown
Co-founder. Change management and adoption: the half everyone else skips. “Not a product problem, but a human one.”
What it costs
Priced by the size of your firm.
Every tier includes the full six-deliverable package. Larger firms add the analysis their structure needs.
Solo Attorney
$650
Full six-deliverable package plus a 60-minute review call.
2 to 5 Attorneys
$1,250
Full package plus stakeholder interviews and expanded analysis.
5 to 10 Attorneys
$2,100
Full package plus department workflow mapping and a priority roadmap.
10+ Attorneys
from$3,500
Enterprise package plus change management and multi-department rollout.Starts at $3,500, subject to increase based on structural complexity and number of stakeholders.
Implementation credit. 40% of your audit fee is credited toward an implementation or strategy engagement started within 60 days of report delivery. See how implementation works.
Payment terms are discussed when you book. Every deliverable is reviewed by a licensed attorney and legal engineer, and the tool recommendations carry no affiliate fees.
Your materials stay confidential. Code & Counsel does not retain copies beyond what is needed to complete and deliver your reports. For regulated data such as HIPAA, a data addendum is signed first. The audit is advisory and does not constitute legal advice.
Book a call.
Thirty minutes. We’ll tell you honestly whether the audit is worth running at your firm.
- christian@codeandcounsel.ai · meagan@codeandcounsel.ai
- +1 254 495 0684
- Fort Worth, Texas