Legal AI Assurance / California law firms
Wild Eye AI helps law firms turn AI obligations into working controls for research, drafting, evidence review, court filings, and agentic workflows. We connect policy, technology, supervision, and verifiable operating evidence so responsible practice is reflected in the firm’s actual systems and daily work.
01 / Services
A focused assessment of current AI use, policies, vendor exposure, court-filing practices, supervision, and evidence controls. The firm receives a prioritized control map and a practical 90-day implementation plan.
Design and implement the workflows, permissions, human approvals, audit records, and evaluation tests needed to put the firm’s AI policies into daily practice.
Test whether AI-assisted research, drafting, and record analysis remain grounded in authoritative sources and the actual matter record before work reaches a client, court, or expert.
Evaluate AI systems that use tools or take actions for authorization boundaries, prompt injection, data exposure, unintended action, supervision, and incident reconstruction.
Provide periodic reassessment, vendor and model-change review, control testing, incident support, and verification of remediation as the firm’s AI use evolves.
California Legal AI Readiness Sprint
Wild Eye AI reviews how the firm currently uses generative and agentic AI, where professional judgment remains accountable, and whether the operating controls match the work being performed.
What you receive
A practical readiness report, risk-ranked control map, sample operating procedures, and a 90-day implementation roadmap.
02 / California context
The State Bar’s 2026 guidance emphasizes professional judgment, review of AI-assisted work, confidentiality, and meaningful supervision of agentic tools. Newly enacted SB 574 adds statutory requirements for attorney AI use beginning in 2027, including disclosure for covered court submissions. The operational challenge is carrying applicable duties into the firm’s actual tools and workflows.
Wild Eye AI helps translate the firm’s legal interpretation into technical and operational controls. Firm counsel remains responsible for legal conclusions, professional policies, and disclosure language.
Context reviewed October 7, 2026. Sources: State Bar of California practical guidance and California Courts update on SB 574.
03 / Practice and proof
Our work on the Fortress Evidence Intelligence Platform informs how we approach source traceability, human review, and consequential assertions. Consulting engagements are scoped to the firm’s own tools and workflows.