SolutionsLegal workflow support
Privileged work, prepared. Attorneys decide.
Intake, chronologies, discovery review, first-pass drafts — the document work that buries associates, assembled source-linked and routed through attorney review before anything is used.
Our privileged-litigation intake and chronology already runs in operation today — packaging it as a service for your firm is what's in development.
Runs on top of your document management system.
No rip-and-replace — finished work is delivered into the case and document systems your firm already runs in. The system sits over your existing stack; there is nothing new for your team to operate.
Three workflows. Your people approve every one.
INTAKE & CHRONOLOGY
Attorney reviewsUnstructured records read and assembled into a source-linked chronology, every entry cited to its document.
DISCOVERY REVIEW SUPPORT
Attorney decidesDocument sets organized, deduplicated, and issue-tagged into a review-ready set with citations.
DRAFT ASSEMBLY
Attorney signs offFirst-pass drafts of routine filings assembled from the matter record, every assertion document-cited.
All three run as development builds — proven in shadow mode on your real work before anything goes live. In development means we prove each one on your real matters in shadow mode before it touches live work. Our privileged-litigation intake and chronology already runs in operation today — building it into a service for your firm is what's in development here.
What lands on the attorney's desk.
Source-linked and human-approved before it reaches you — this is the shape of the finished work, with synthetic contents.
Chronology — Source-linked
specimen- Event
- 03/14 — ER admission; treating physician notes prior injury
- Source
- Medical records, Bates MR-00214 · p. 7
- Issue tag
- Causation — pre-existing condition
- Status
- Source-linked — ready for attorney review
Built for one kind of operation.
- Document preparation is the drag on your matters, not the legal judgment.
- Associates spend the day building chronologies and reviewing discovery instead of practicing.
- You run on a case and document management system you are not going to replace.
- Client confidentiality and privilege rule out sending files to generic AI.
If document preparation isn't your bottleneck, this isn't your page — and we'll say so on the call.
Privileged files never leave your boundary.
Single-tenant, your keys
Your workload runs in a dedicated environment that is yours alone, under customer-held encryption keys.
No model provider in the chain
Open-weight models we run inside your boundary — privileged files never reach a third-party model provider. Enforced in code, not promised in a policy.
Egress-deny by architecture
A fail-closed gateway classifies every request before inference; anything that can't be served inside your boundary is refused.
Matter files are privileged — every request is classified before inference and served inside your boundary, consistent with your confidentiality and ethical-wall obligations, never sent to a third-party model provider. Approved frontier models may handle non-sensitive tasks when your policy allows — the hard line holds only where the data is privileged or regulated.
Frameworks: SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA / HITECH. Not yet certified — the architecture is built to meet these standards, with formal certification in progress.
Sandbox first. Production on your real matters only after proof.
Discovery
A listening call on where document preparation actually stalls a matter. No fit, we say so.
Risk classification
Every data class mapped to where it may be processed before anything is built.
Sandboxed run
The workflow demonstrated in an isolated environment on synthetic or de-identified data — before it touches any real work.
Shadow mode
The system runs alongside your team on real matters, with zero external effect.
Human-reviewed pilot
Live work with an attorney approving every output — nothing is used unreviewed.
ROI review
Measured against your own baseline. We expand deliberately, or we stop.
Scope and pricing are set at intake, against your own baseline — never a list price.
Run by the engineer who built it — Eric Yun designs Miko's inference, routing, and approval gates personally, and operates Pleadly under attorney-client privilege today.
Start with one matter file.
We'll walk a chronology, the boundary, and a sample deliverable — under NDA and privilege, candidly.
Request a runOne of the operations we run. Legal workflow support is one of the document-heavy, high-trust operations Miko runs — the same source-linked, human-approved model extends across the others under Solutions. None is live until it's proven on your real work.