One specialist per practice area and jurisdiction prepares the work with the official law in hand. A licensed professional reviews it, validates it and signs it before anything reaches the client. That is the model — by design.
General guidance grounded in dated official law. It never replaces your lawyer: a licensed professional signs.
Practical use cases for lease review, due diligence, title analysis and closings, and how to adopt them with attorney review. Second in a six-part series.Casos prácticos de revisión de arrendamientos, diligencia debida, análisis de titularidad y cierres, y cómo adoptarlos con la revisión del abogado. Segunda entrega de una serie de seis artículos.
Benefits, limits, and ethical guardrails: a practical, no-hype overview of what AI can do for lawyers right now, and what every attorney should understand before adopting it. First in a six-part series.Beneficios, límites y salvaguardas éticas: un repaso práctico de lo que la IA puede hacer hoy por un despacho, y qué debe entender cualquier abogado antes de adoptarla. Primera entrega de una serie de seis artículos.
Governor Newsom signed SB 813 and AB 1405, building California's first state system for independent AI audits: a new commission, a public registry of auditors, and a phased timeline to 2029.El gobernador Newsom firmó la SB 813 y la AB 1405, primer sistema estatal de California para auditorías independientes de IA: una nueva comisión, un registro público de auditores y un calendario por fases hasta 2029.
Constitutional law comes first because it draws the boundaries the other eleven work within: what is federal authority and what is state, and which fundamental right is at stake. Below it, each agent masters ONE area in ONE jurisdiction with a tightly scoped legal base — that is how you get the detail right and answer with precision.
The layer that settles the boundaries of every other field: what is federal authority and what is state, and which fundamental right is at stake.
Hiring, working time, pay and process. Grounded in each country's current employment law.
Obligations, calendars and filings. Built on the official sources of each tax authority.
Claims, clauses and client protection. In the US, in synergy with CreditPower.
Incorporation, company forms and business distress. The full company lifecycle.
Contracts, leases, family and succession. Broad and anchored to each jurisdiction's code.
Procedure, deadlines and dealings with the Administration. The first area deep-verified across all four countries.
HIPAA privacy and security, telehealth rules and Medicare basics. The professional validates and signs.
GDPR and Spanish data law, website compliance, breaches and the EU AI Act.
Whistleblowing channel under Law 2/2023 and corporate criminal-prevention models.
A 24/7 reception and information layer for immigration law firms; the firm's attorney decides and signs.
Selection methods, thresholds, standard documents, the RUP registry and SECOP II for law firms, suppliers and public entities.
The value is not in answering fast, but in answering unassailably. That is why every deliverable passes through three layers.
Every statement rests on the State's consolidated official source —BOE, DOF, Normattiva, U.S. Code— cited with its effective date.
The licensed professional reviews the draft and the guidance in their area, corrects it and tailors it to the specific case.
Nothing reaches the client without the professional's signature. Professional liability stays where the law puts it: with the person.
The agent prepares. The professional validates and signs. Always.
Spain, Mexico, the United States, Italy and Colombia. Each country with its own official sources and its own legal boundary, mapped area by area.
Tell us your area and your jurisdiction; we tell you honestly what a specialist can prepare and what your firm must sign. Free and with no commitment.