AI, Security & Confidentiality
If you're going to hand a law firm your contracts, your email, and your confidential business information, you should know exactly what happens to it. Most firms don't tell you. Here's our answer.
Your information is never used to train an AI model
Loop Litigation uses commercial AI services under written terms that prohibit the provider from training models on our data. Your documents, your facts, and your matter do not become training material for anyone's model — not the provider's, and not ours.
Nothing is shared across clients
Client material is segregated by engagement. Our agents do not carry context from one client's matter into another's. The profile we build of your business is yours, used only for your work.
A lawyer reviews everything, without exception
No AI-assisted work product leaves this firm without an attorney reading it first. That isn't a policy we aspire to — it's the definition of the firm. Every privilege determination is made by a lawyer. Every filing, letter, and deliverable is reviewed by a lawyer who is accountable for it.
AI accelerates the production work. It does not make the calls.
Where your data lives
Client documents are held in enterprise cloud systems, encrypted in transit and at rest. All processing occurs in the United States. Access is protected by multi-factor authentication, device encryption, and managed credentials. Our infrastructure vendors maintain SOC 2 compliance.
Who can see it
The attorney working on your matter. Where a matter requires outside vendors or co-counsel, we engage them under written confidentiality obligations, and we tell you before we do it — not after.
We'll put it in writing
Send us your outside counsel guidelines, including any AI provisions. We'll review them and confirm in writing how we comply — or tell you plainly where we can't, before you engage us. We'd rather lose the work than agree to something we can't honor.
Our engagement letters disclose our use of AI. Where a court requires disclosure of AI use in filings, we comply with that court's requirements.
The basics, stated plainly
Loop Litigation is a licensed law firm. Your communications are protected by the attorney-client privilege. We run a conflict check before every engagement. We carry malpractice insurance. Client files are retained and destroyed under a written retention policy consistent with our professional obligations.
A DIY legal tool can offer you none of that. That difference is the whole point.
Questions about how we handle your data? Ask before you engage us — info@looplitigation.com or (312) 949-5667. We'll answer specifically.