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Governance-first (R.I.G.S.) • Human-in-the-Loop

No legal advice • No outcome guarantees

When a potential client inquires every minute matters.

Precision AI Group

AI Intake & Operations Governance Infrastructure for Law Firms

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Precision AI Group implements AI-assisted intake continuity and follow-up enforcement under a governed framework—so inquiries are acknowledged, captured, routed, and reviewed consistently.

Attorneys and staff retain professional judgment and control.

Responsible GenAI Governance for Law Firms

(R.I.G.S.-Aligned)

Responsible GenAI Governance for Law Firms

GenAI is reshaping client expectations, document workflows, and evidence preparation. The critical question for partners: Does your firm have a defensible governance framework—clear validation, confidentiality controls, and unwavering human accountability—that protects your practice while capturing operational advantages?

Competence — Know your tools' limits and when human verification is essential.
Validation — All outputs checked; lawyers bear full responsibility.
Confidentiality — Strict guardrails prevent privilege breaches or unauthorized disclosure
Provenance — Ready to disclose prompts/settings/verification in discovery or testimony.
Operations — Integrate GenAI thoughtfully into protective orders, discovery protocols, and intake continuity.
Foreign-Language : Multilingual intake support (voice + chat, starting with Spanish) available—with firm-controlled boundaries and no legal advice.

Precision AI Group provides intake governance infrastructure via R.I.G.S.™. We do not offer legal advice, make decisions, or guarantee outcomes. AI assists execution; humans retain judgment and responsibility.

Build a Governed Intake Posture

For firms evaluating AI in intake (voice/chat/follow-up), governance is the foundation: define what is captured, how it routes, where humans review, and what is prohibited.

This approach reduces inconsistency risks while addressing ABA duties head-on.

Build a Governed Intake Posture

For firms evaluating AI in intake (voice/chat/follow-up), governance is the foundation: define what is captured, how it routes, where humans review, and what is prohibited.

This approach reduces inconsistency risks while addressing ABA duties head-on.

Build a Governed Intake Posture

For firms evaluating AI in intake (voice/chat/follow-up), governance is the foundation: define what is captured, how it routes, where humans review, and what is prohibited.

This approach reduces inconsistency risks while addressing ABA duties head-on.

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Demos provided only after review, if appropriate—no pressure, just fit assessment.

ABA Warnings + R.I.G.S. Translation

What Responsible Firms Govern (Beyond “Trying AI”)

ABA Formal Opinion 512 makes clear: existing duties—competence, confidentiality, supervision, candor—apply fully to GenAI. The focus is professional judgment and defensible process, not experimentation.

Competence

Risk:

Relying on GenAI without understanding limits or verification needs. Governance Control: Define approved/prohibited use cases; require human sign-off for reliance.

Hallucination & Accuracy

Risk:

Fabricated citations or errors leading to sanctions (e.g., Mata v. Avianca pattern). Governance Control: Mandatory output verification—source checks, citation validation, review workflows.

Privilege & Confidentiality

Risk:

Sensitive data exposed via public tools. Governance Control: Strict data policies—what enters tools, when consent needed, secure handling.

Case Merits & Discovery

Risk:

AI-influenced content triggering provenance questions or discovery obligations. Governance Control: Embed “AI provenance” checks in workflows; address GenAI in protective orders where relevant.

R.I.G.S.™ applies this directly to intake—the highest-leakage area from volume, timing, and staffing. It governs acknowledgment → structured capture → routing → human review → follow-up enforcement, reducing 20-30% potential lead loss ethically while aligning with ABA standards.

R.I.G.S. Responsible Intake Checklist

The R.I.G.S. Checklist for Responsible AI-Assisted Intake

When AI touches intake (voice/chat), governance ensures speed without ethical exposure: firm-defined scope, prohibited actions, routing, and mandatory human checkpoints.

Intake Governance Controls (Configured with Your Firm)

Scope Rules — AI supports continuity/organization — never advice or screening decisions.

Approved Questions Only — Firm-controlled prompts and clear “do-not-ask” boundaries.

Confidentiality Guardrails — Limits on sensitive data; secure, auditable handling.

Human Review Checkpoints — Staff evaluates summaries before any action.

Escalation Logic — Urgent/safety/deadline cases route immediately to humans.

Routing Rules — By matter type, language, priority, geography.

Follow-Up Enforcement — Acknowledgments/reminders prevent quiet stalls.

Audit Visibility — Timestamps, outcomes, handoff logs for accountability.

Multilingual Support — Spanish + others with controlled scripts and escalation.

Card: Clear Boundaries (Risk Control)

We do not provide legal advice.
We do not promise outcomes or timelines.
We do not replace staff.
Your firm controls questions, routing, escalation, review.
AI assists capture/consistency; humans decide acceptance and next steps.

Educational/operational content. Apply your firm's judgment and policies.

Consultation Flow + Conditional Demo

What Happens When You Request a Consultation

Step 1 — Intake Flow Review Map your current process: calls, chat, forms, handoffs, follow-up.
Step 2 — Risk + Leakage Map Identify inconsistencies, confidentiality exposure, or missed follow-up (after-hours, overflow, language gaps).
Step 3 — Governed Recommendation If fit exists, propose conservative rollout aligned to your boundaries—starting with continuity/visibility.
Bold Conditional Line: Demos offered only after review, if appropriate.

Who This Is For

Partners seeking operational control, defensible process, and ethical leverage—not hype or unproven tools. If evaluating AI for intake, we'll map risks and governance fit.