Testimonial request
Drafted from the matter outcome; sent to the portal. Client clicks to publish or decline.
Time pours in passively
UK fee-earners bill 38% utilisation on average — roughly 3 of 10 hours worked end up on a timesheet. 96% of UK firms using AI cite time capture as the biggest unrealised win (Clio Legal Trends UK 2025). LawFuze infers entries from your day; you approve once.
Tuesday · suggested entries
Opt-in by fee-earner. DPIA + ICO workplace-monitoring guidance. Nothing leaves the tenant; no covert keylogging.
The file gets smarter when closed
Closing the file triggers four things at once. The single biggest hidden tax in UK law firms is the knowledge that already exists inside them but cannot be found (Briefing Frontiers 2025). LawFuze turns the close event into a moat.
Drafted from the matter outcome; sent to the portal. Client clicks to publish or decline.
Counterparties + new directors + new beneficial owners added to your firm-wide conflict graph.
Matter type, fact pattern, authorities cited, outcome — auto-tagged and indexed for semantic search.
6yr / 7yr / 15yr / lifetime per SRA + PII guidance. Disposal calendar pre-populated.
Regulatory anchors
We do not handwave compliance. Every feature LawFuze ships is mapped to a specific rule, statute, or precedent — and the product enforces it. Here is the map.
| Anchor | What it gates |
|---|---|
| SRA Code 4.1 | Supervision of AI outputs — auto-route low-grounding / hallucinated-authority / court-facing outputs to a named supervisor |
| SRA Code 6.1–6.3 | Conflict of interest — automated check at intake + lateral-hire portfolio cross-check |
| SRA Code 8.3–8.4 | Complaints register — 48h acknowledgement, 8wk response, Legal Ombudsman referral wording pre-filled |
| SRA Code 8.6 + 8.7 | Costs information + plain English — engagement letter generator with the 10 mandatory sections |
| SRA Code for Firms 2.1 | Risk register — live consolidation across complaints / supervisor / CDD / DUAA / conflicts |
| SRA Accounts Rules 3 / 5 / 8 | Client money via ClearBank — three-way reconciliation daily |
| SRA MTC (PII) | 1-October renewal pack auto-prepared from live database — ~20h saved per cycle |
| MLR 2017 reg.18 | Firm-wide AML risk assessment — fixed-rule 8-factor score per matter |
| MLR 2017 reg.27 | Ongoing CDD monitoring — risk-tier cadence (6/12/24/36 months) with overdue queue |
| MLR 2017 reg.28 + 33 + 35 | Customer due diligence + EDD triggers + PEP screening |
| SAMLA 2018 | Sanctions screening — OFSI list match with blocking on strict hit |
| CPR 44.6 + PD 44 para 9.5 | Form N260 Statement of Costs auto-draft from time_entries by Grade A-D |
| CPR 47 | Time-recording audit — vague-narrative / round-hour / grade-mismatch pre-bill scrub |
| UK GDPR Art 5 / 6 / 9 / 28 / 32 | Data minimisation, lawful basis, processor terms, security |
| UK GDPR Art 35 | DPIA generator — auto-drafted from firm config, 7 ICO sections |
| DUAA 2025 s.80 | Automated decision-making — notice, representations, human review, contest, decision log |
| Ayinde v Haringey [2025] EWHC 1383 | Supervised AI — citation verification + named accountable solicitor |
| Garfield.Law SRA authorisation (May 2025) | Pattern — named supervising solicitor on every AI step |
The build cadence
The closed solicitor beta is on Wave 1 today. Phase 2 ships when our Computational Analysis Licence from The National Archives is granted — that's Wave 5.