Documents drafted, records reviewed, research completed, and administrative work handled.
The paralegal you can’t afford not to hire.
Sam drafts the paperwork, pulls and verifies the citations, handles intake, and puts every action back on your desk for review.
Not usage. Work returned.
Every report names what Sam completed, how much plan capacity it used, and the comparable staff time the firm chose for the calculation. Administrative work is measured separately.
Sam Legal Work Hours beside a conservative estimate of comparable human time.
The firm’s own hourly assumptions applied line by line, with the calculation available for review.
Practice management reimagined with WorkSpace.
Open the matter and the work is already together: the conversation, the current paper, the decisions waiting for you, and the next things Sam can handle.
No digging through a stack of menus just to remember where you left off. Work beside Sam while the file stays in view.
Teach Sam how your firm works.
Show Sam how you want matters researched, how you want documents written, and the individual ways your firm operates. The Learning desk keeps that instruction organized and puts changes back in front of an attorney for judgment.
Your law office, wherever you are.
Your practice does not stop when you leave the office. Text Sam from court to pull the exact case file, return the page you need, or begin a draft in the right matter.
Planned messaging workflow
Here is what Sam put back on the desk.
This example uses $50 per hour for substantive support and $25 per hour for administrative support. A firm’s report uses its configured assumptions and its retained work record.
Trial work returned
Completed work only. Failed, cancelled, and duplicate attempts are not represented as value.
Substantive work
$50.00 / HUMAN HOUR| Work completed | Sam usage | Est. human time | Est. value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 petitions draftedReturned for attorney review and signature | 3.0 hr | 15.0 hr | $750.00 |
| 15 pleadings reviewedIssues and proposed revisions organized | 2.5 hr | 7.5 hr | $375.00 |
| 10 research assignments completedAuthorities returned with citations checked | 3.0 hr | 12.0 hr | $600.00 |
| 420 pages reviewedMaterial facts and open questions assembled | 1.5 hr | 7.0 hr | $350.00 |
| Substantive work total | 10.0 hr | 41.5 hr | $2,075.00 |
Administrative work
$25.00 / HUMAN HOUR| Work completed | Items | Est. human time | Est. value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calendar and deadline records organized | 14 | 4.0 hr | $100.00 |
| Requested documents located and presented | 22 | 3.5 hr | $87.50 |
| Attorney instructions recorded and completed | 8 | 2.0 hr | $50.00 |
| Matter files organized | 46 | 3.0 hr | $75.00 |
| Administrative work total | 90 | 12.5 hr | $312.50 |
41.5 substantive hours and 12.5 administrative hours.
The retained work record remains available when the trial closes.
Illustration only. Human-time estimates vary by task and complexity. Estimated value is calculated from the firm’s configured hourly assumptions; it is not client-billable time, fee income, guaranteed savings, or a promise that a particular person would complete the work in the stated time.
The plan price sits beside the work.
No token counts. No provider vocabulary. The firm sees the completed assignments, the capacity used, the comparable staff-time estimate, and the arithmetic behind it.
20 hours of legal work equivalent.
Administrative tasks at no additional charge.
Calculated from the work listed above and the two disclosed example rates—not from a client fee, recovery, or legal invoice.
Sam proposes. You approve.
The work is useful because the boundary is visible. Sam drafts and checks. The attorney decides what leaves the building. When an action would cross a structural rule, the action is unavailable and the refusal is recorded.
The staff you do not have. The record you can review.
Sam does the paperwork and returns the decision to the attorney.
Open Sam