Solo and small law firms

AI for solo and small law firms, designed around ABA Formal Opinion 512

Intake automation, an assistant over your own statutes, forms and case files that cites its sources, and transcript summaries, with client confidentiality designed in.

What firms like yours are paying for now

  • Intake automation across CallRail, Lawmatics and Clio
  • An assistant over statutes, forms and case files that cites its sources
  • Transcript and recording summaries
  • First drafts of demand letters from attorney-supplied facts

Tools we connect to

  • Clio
  • Lawmatics
  • CallRail
  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Workspace

The rules we design around

And what each one changes in what we build.

Rule What it changes in the build
ABA Formal Opinion 512 Client information goes only to tools whose confidentiality terms you've reviewed, and never into a tool that learns from it without the client's informed consent.
Rule 1.18: duties to prospective clients AI intake treats every caller as a prospective client. What they share is kept confidential, and the conflict check comes before the substance.
All-party recording consent Recorded intake calls announce the recording, which all-party-consent states require.
No invented authority Every citation the assistant gives points to a document in your library. It doesn't generate case law.

We are engineers, not lawyers. These rules shape how we build; your counsel decides how they apply to you.

Tell us what you have and what is going wrong.

A 20-minute call, then a written scope with acceptance criteria and a fixed price within one business day. If it isn't a fit, we'll say so on the call.

Or email hello@destello.us or call (628) 202-5322. We reply within one business day.