A new legal-tech fusion will provide firms with a platform that promises to ‘save time and money’ by using automated document builders among other features.
Cardiff based Acuity Law has announced the launch of My Digital Lawyer, a brand-new legal tech platform for businesses aimed at saving them time and money.
My Digital Lawyer provides a range of digital tools and services, including ‘cutting-edge automated document builder Document Assist, an extensive bank of legal know-how, and a growing library of exclusive articles and content’ according to Acuity.
“My Digital Lawyer will save our business clients time and money,” explains Acuity Law’s Managing Partner Claire Knowles.
“Using our custom-built tools, they can handle many legal tasks themselves, building their own contracts and basic documentation with Document Assist, or using our jargon-free Knowledge Bank guides to put together policies and compliance processes.
“Fundamentally, we want to help businesses improve efficiencies. But we’ve also got them covered for when they need specialist help or the reassurance of in-person advice – because My Digital Lawyer subscribers also benefit from direct access to specialist legal advice within the terms of their subscription.”
The company say that ‘uniquely among law firms’, some of which offer client portals for document-sharing and communication, Acuity Law’s My Digital Lawyer is available to all businesses; not simply Acuity clients.
The platform delivers all that a client portal would – allowing clients to track their live matters and tasks – while also allowing non-client subscribers access to market-leading guidance and digital tools.
“We are confident that no other law firm can offer the 360-degree digital support that My Digital Lawyer provides,” says Ms Knowles.
“At the same time, no legal tech platform can offer the expert lawyer-led wraparound in-person support and added reassurance of My Digital Lawyer.”
The platform has been developed in-house at Acuity Law, using the firm own development team and branding specialists.
“We are proud of the in-house teams we have developed at Acuity Law,” says Acuity Law Chairman Steve Berry. “We are committed to driving legal services forward and providing innovation-led services to both our clients and the wider business community. My Digital Lawyer subscribers can expect further tools and services in the months ahead, as Acuity Law further grows and develops the platform. So watch this space!”
Acuity Law have over 150 lawyers supporting business clients throughout the UK. The firm’s growth strategy has seen it open offices in Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool in recent years, adding to its presence in Bristol, London and Swansea.
