Common questions from law practices
Do you need our matter files?
No. Matter records are in scope only if your practice and your counsel decide they should be.
Who signs off on what goes out?
You do. Before anything goes out, you approve a sample.
Can we limit it to our template library?
Yes. Many start narrow, with only a precedent bank or a training library.
Confidentiality and privilege
The copy has all privileged material removed. Anything beyond that depends on your engagement terms and your professional duties. Decide that with your counsel. We are not giving legal advice.
Client files
Because the focus is your internal know-how, client matters can stay out altogether. Any name that remains in a record becomes a placeholder.
The same ground rules
It all starts under NDA. Nothing goes out until you approve a sample, and there is no cost to you.
Records to look at
Where your useful records sit
Not every one is required. A single system kept in good order may be enough to start.
Precedents and templates
How seasoned lawyers structure documents for each kind of situation.
Training material and checklists
How new people at the practice learn to catch issues.
How work moves
How work gets started, assigned, followed and finished.
Know-how notes
How the practice explains a change in the rules internally.
Why it counts
What makes it useful to labs
Models built for legal drafting learn best from careful practitioners: the language they pick, what a senior lawyer corrects, how a checklist improves after a close call. That know-how sits inside your practice, not on the internet.
The process
What happens from here
Get an estimate by answering four questions. Within minutes, a License Your Data specialist calls to set up a 15-minute call. If you continue, License Your Data prepares a de-identified copy, you approve a sample, and buyers license the copy.