Confidentiality is not a policy document; it is a property of the system. In most practices, access is granted broadly and recorded poorly, so no one can say with confidence who saw what, or when.
Every user, and every automated agent, signs in under an identity with a defined role.
Access is scoped to the matter: a request outside it is refused before any data is retrieved.
Each retrieval, model call and approval is written to an append-only audit record.
Ethical walls are enforced in the system itself, not left to memory.
Matter-scoped access controls and a complete, append-only access log.
Every work product is reviewed by a licensed attorney before it is relied upon. Demonstrations use fictional matters and data.
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Modules and features are offered by request; availability is not promised. Demonstrations use fictional matters and data, not real cases or results.