Less overhead. More outcomes.

Your firm's
AI employee that

Parker lives inside your workflow. Talks like a person. Works like a 3rd year associate — without the salary, the vacation days, or the overhead.

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24/7
Always on — no overtime,
no vacation, no burnout
Zero
Silos — one layer across
your entire stack
1,000s
Integrations — connect
your entire stack
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Starpoint Law
5 members
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Can you review the HOA complaint before I file?
2:08 PM
Parker (Starpoint Law)
On it — two causes of action overlap with the Davis-Stirling claim. A demurrer on duplicate COAs would be an easy win for opposing counsel. Consolidate?
2:09 PM
Yes — consolidate and keep it tight. Strongest angle?
2:11 PM
Parker (Starpoint Law)
Bad faith on the insurer — documented notice, still denied. Framing HOA breach as supporting. 4 COAs:

1. Breach of Contract (v. Insurer)
2. Bad Faith / Breach of Implied Covenant
3. Breach of Fiduciary Duty (v. HOA)
4. Breach of CC&Rs (v. HOA)
✓ Draft ready · Complaint_v2.docx
2:13 PM
Unread messages
Parker (Starpoint Law)
Consolidated HOA claims and kept it tight. Complaint is tighter — 22 pages down from 31. Exhibits indexed.
✓ Final · Ready to file
2:19 PM
Send me the PDF and calendar the deadline.
2:20 PM
Parker (Starpoint Law)
Sent to your email. Deadline calendared — 14 days out. Reminder set for 48 hours before.
✓ Matter updated · Deadline set
2:21 PM
Pull prior correspondence with opposing counsel.
2:22 PM
Parker (Starpoint Law)
Found 6 emails going back to April. Key thread: Oct 14 denial letter — anchor for the bad faith timeline. Summary memo?
✓ 6 documents retrieved
2:23 PM
Yes — one page, bullet points.
2:24 PM
Parker (Starpoint Law)
Done. Correspondence_Summary.docx in the matter folder. Chronological, leans on the Oct denial as inflection point.
✓ Memo ready · 1 page
2:25 PM
Can you review the HOA complaint before I file?
2:08 PM
Parker (Starpoint Law)
On it — two causes of action overlap. A demurrer on duplicate COAs would be easy pickings for opposing counsel. Consolidate?
2:09 PM
Yes — keep it tight.
2:10 PM
Parker (Starpoint Law)
Bad faith is the anchor. Drafting 4 COAs now.
✓ Draft ready
2:13 PM
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Zero Data Retention Prompts & client data never stored or used to train models
Per-firm isolation Your matters walled off from every other tenant
Privilege by design Built for attorney–client confidentiality from day one
Review-ready output An attorney signs off on everything before it ships
The problem

You don't have a talent problem.
You have an efficiency problem.

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Hours lost to drafting

Your $350/hr associates spend 40% of their time on first drafts a well-trained AI can produce in 90 seconds.

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Every new hire resets the clock

You train. They leave. Institutional knowledge walks out the door every 2–3 years. It's a treadmill with no finish line.

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Tools that don't talk to each other

Clio, Outlook, your DMS, research platforms — all siloed. Your team is the integration layer. That's not leverage.

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Your systems never get smarter

You improve. Your team improves. But your tools stay the same. You need something that learns from every matter and compounds that knowledge over time.

Enter Parker

Not a chatbot.
A legal agent that
works for you.

Parker embeds natively into how your firm already operates. Learns your style. Knows your cases. Executes like your best paralegal — except it never sleeps.

01

Native to your workflow

Parker connects across Slack, Telegram, Outlook, Clio, your DMS, and more — pulling context from every tool your firm already uses. One intelligent layer across your entire stack. No switching. No silos.

02

Customized to your firm

Parker learns your templates, your tone, your clients. Day one it drafts like a new hire. A week later it drafts like your best partner wrote it.

03

Senior-lawyer output

Motions, contracts, research memos, demand letters, client summaries. Not rough drafts — work you can review and send.

04

Actually does the tasks

Not just answers — actions. Parker drafts, files, summarizes, calendars, and follows up. Give it a task and it finishes it.

05

Talk to it like a person

"Parker, draft a demand letter for the Johnson case, firm tone, 2 pages max." That's it. No prompts. No jargon. Just talk.

06

Secure and private

Isolated per-firm. Built for attorney-client privilege compliance from day one.

The candidate

Meet Parker.
On paper.

You're not buying software — you're making a hire. Here's the résumé. Available immediately, no signing bonus, never asks for PTO.

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Parker

AI Legal Agent · Always-on Associate
Available now Starts contributing day one
📍 Embedded inside your stack 🕐 24/7 — no overtime, no burnout ✉️ hireparker.ai 🎓 Ramps in 1 week
Core Skills
Demand letters Discovery responses Records review Medical chronologies Complaint outlines Intake summaries Deadline calendaring Research memos Client updates
Works With
Clio Outlook Slack Telegram Dropbox OneDrive MS Teams Airtable + 1,000s more
Credentials & Security
  • Zero Data Retention — never trains on your data
  • Per-firm isolation — walled off per tenant
  • Privilege by design — built for confidentiality
  • Attorney-reviewed — work product, not auto-filed
Summary

A tireless legal associate that embeds into the tools your firm already uses and completes real work — drafting, reviewing records, summarizing matters, and following up. Learns your templates, tone, and clients, so the output gets sharper with every matter. Talks like a person; works like your best paralegal.

Experience
Personal Injury
Day one → ongoing
From records to settlement demand
  • Reviews hundreds of pages of medical records and builds clean, date-ordered chronologies — provider, visit, findings, and treatment
  • Flags the treatment gaps adjusters exploit and totals damages: medical specials, lost wages, and general-damages support
  • Assembles liability, injuries, and damages into settlement demand packages drafted in the firm's voice
  • Answers ad hoc questions straight from the file, pointing back to the source record
Lemon Law
Day one → ongoing
From packet to buyback demand
  • Reads every repair order to pull presentation dates, customer complaints, and days out of service
  • Drafts buyback demands from repair orders, warranty terms, and the client timeline — every repair attempt logged
  • Audits the packet for missing ROs, warranty proof, and purchase docs before they become a problem
  • Organizes the file and drafts the escalation summary for arbitration or litigation
Employment Law
Day one → ongoing
From intake to filing
  • Reviews client and employer records and builds organized summaries and date-ordered timelines
  • Turns intake facts into structured demand letters and one-page case summaries before a call
  • Drafts discovery responses and objections, each flagged for attorney review
  • Builds complaint outlines by count, element, and supporting allegation
References
"By 9:15 it had summarized 40 intake forms, flagged three as high-value, and drafted the engagement letters."Michael R. — Managing Partner, PI firm
"It actually learned how we write. Now it's just part of the team."Sarah D. — Partner, Business Law

"The strongest associate you'll hire this year."

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The comparison

A general assistant,
or an agent built for your firm.

Parker is a managed legal agent that fits into how your firm already works — no new platform, nothing to uproot — running 24/7.

Claude Cowork
Parker*
Best for
Individuals who want a general AI assistant
Firms that want to tighten operations and lift output — without adding headcount
What it is
A general-purpose AI coworker
A managed AI legal agent, tuned to your firm
What it knows
Whatever you give it in that session
Your matters, templates, emails, files & SOPs — from the tools we connect for your firm
How your team uses it
Open it and prompt it manually
Message it like a teammate — in Slack, Teams, Telegram, or your preferred channel
How work starts
A user gives it a task
Assign it directly, or it picks work up automatically from triggers we set up
Integrations
Local files + a plugin marketplace
Connects to 1,000s of tools across your existing stack
The model
Claude models only
Any frontier model — Opus 4.8, GPT-5.5 & more
Setup & fit
Configure it yourself
We install and tune it around your existing workflow — no new platform, nothing to uproot
When it works
Only while you're actively running it
24/7 — even when your team's computers are off

* Parker produces review-ready drafts — a licensed attorney reviews and signs off on all work. Comparison reflects Claude Cowork's publicly described capabilities as of 2026.

Brain, meet body

The model is the brain.
Parker is the body.

A frontier model is brilliant — and completely boxed in. It can reason, but on its own it can't open your matter, read the records, or send the letter. Parker is the body: the hands, the presence inside Slack, Outlook, and Clio, and a long-term memory that gets sharper with every matter — learning your templates, your clients, and the way your firm works.

Swap the brain anytime — Opus 4.8, GPT-5.5, whatever's sharpest. Parker is what makes it actually do the job.

The brain
Frontier reasoning from Claude, GPT-5.5, and more
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The body — Parker
Gives the model memory, tool access, and the ability to complete firm workflows
Your firm
Slack · Outlook · Clio · your matters
Built for your practice

Parker already speaks
your practice area.

Parker works from the records and files already in your systems — just name the matter and ask. Here's where firms put it to work first.

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Personal Injury

From records to demand — organized by Parker.

  • Date-ordered medical chronologies
  • Treatment-gap analysis adjusters exploit
  • Settlement demand packages
  • Liability & damages summaries
Read the PI guide →
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Lemon Law

From packet to buyback demand — assembled by Parker.

  • Demands from repair orders & warranty facts
  • Days-out-of-service & repair-attempt logs
  • Missing-document checks before they bite
  • Escalation prep for arbitration
Read the Lemon Law guide →
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Employment Law

From intake to filing — with Parker alongside.

  • Client & employer records review
  • Demand letters from intake facts
  • Summaries, timelines & file organization
  • Discovery responses & complaint outlines
Read the Employment guide →
Built to Integrate

One agent.
1,000s of tools.

Parker plugs into the apps your firm already runs — Clio, Outlook, Slack, Telegram, your DMS — and thousands more. No switching between tabs, no copy-pasting context, no silos. One agent, connected to everything.

Clio · Outlook · Slack · Telegram · Teams · Dropbox · + 1,000s more
Telegram Slack Clio Outlook Dropbox OneDrive Airtable MS Teams Parker AI Legal Agent

"It's like having a 3rd year associate who never complains, never forgets, and never bills you overtime."

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What firms are saying

Firms that switched
don't go back.

★★★★★

"I gave Parker 40 intake forms on a Monday morning. By 9:15 it had summarized every one, flagged three as high-value, and drafted the engagement letters. My associate would have taken two days."

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Michael R.
Managing Partner, PI firm · 8 attorneys
★★★★★

"We were skeptical. Legal AI felt like a gimmick. But Parker actually learned how we write — our clause preferences, our clients, our standards. Now it's just part of the team."

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Sarah D.
Partner, Business Law · 4 attorneys
★★★★★

"The ROI isn't even close. One associate salary funds Parker for 8 years. And Parker doesn't need health insurance, a 401k, or three weeks PTO."

JT
James T.
Solo practice, Family Law
Get in touch

Let's talk about
your firm.

Every firm is different. Tell us a bit about yours and we'll put together the right setup — pricing, integrations, and onboarding included.

Why firms reach out

  • They want to see Parker working inside their actual workflow before committing
  • They have a specific integration question — Clio, Dropbox, Airtable, Slack, Teams, Telegram, iMessage, and more
  • They're evaluating AI for a specific practice area and want a tailored demo
  • They want to understand data privacy and privilege compliance in detail
  • They're ready to move fast and want to get started this week
We typically respond within a few hours. No sales pressure — just a real conversation about whether Parker is the right fit for your firm.
Request a demo
FAQ

Everything you need to know
about your new associate.

Short, straight answers to the questions firms ask most.

The Basics
Parker is an AI legal agent — not a chatbot. It embeds into the tools your firm already uses and does real work: drafting demands and discovery, reviewing records, summarizing intake, preparing complaints, calendaring deadlines, and following up.

The simplest way to think about it: Parker works like a sharp third-year associate that's available 24/7, learns your firm's style, and never bills overtime.
Most tools answer questions. Parker completes tasks. You don't copy-paste between a chat window and your case files — Parker lives inside your workflow, pulls context from your matters, and returns finished work product you can review and send.

It also learns your firm specifically — your templates, tone, clause preferences, and clients — so output gets sharper with every matter rather than staying generic.
Drafting (demand letters, complaints, motions, contracts, engagement letters), discovery responses, medical and document records review, intake summaries and lead triage, research memos, client and correspondence summaries, deadline calendaring, and routine follow-ups.

If it's repeatable, document-heavy, or eats your associates' first-draft time — it's a strong fit for Parker.
Setup & Integrations
Parker connects across the stack your firm already runs — Clio, Outlook, Telegram, Slack, Dropbox, OneDrive, Airtable, Microsoft Teams, and your document management system, among others.

The goal is one intelligent layer across everything, so your team stops being the integration glue between siloed tools.
Plain language, like you'd message a colleague — most firms use Telegram or Slack. For example: "Parker, draft a demand letter for the Johnson matter, firm tone, two pages max." No prompts to memorize, no special syntax.
Security & Privacy
No. Parker operates under a Zero Data Retention arrangement with its underlying model provider — your prompts and your clients' information are not stored by the model provider and are not used to train any model.

For firms in regulated or sensitive practice areas, this is a core reason they're comfortable putting Parker inside their workflow.
You decide. Access is controlled per firm and can be scoped by role, so paralegals, associates, and partners see what's appropriate for them. We set this up with you during onboarding.
Trust & Accuracy
Yes — and you always should. Parker produces review-ready work product, not auto-filed documents. A licensed attorney remains responsible for reviewing, verifying, and signing off on everything before it goes out the door.

Think of Parker as a force multiplier for your team's judgment, not a replacement for it.