AI consultancy for law firms

Make AI actually work for your firm.

Got AI tools that aren't paying off? Or something you need built? Either way, you'll work with an engineer who ships production AI for law firms, not a consultant with slides.

Some of our clients
  • Charles Russell Speechlys logo — Sysero client
  • Wedlake Bell LLP logo — Sysero client
  • Spoor & Fisher logo — Sysero client
  • Wallace LLP logo — Sysero client
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  • Anthropic logo — AI provider Sysero works withAnthropic
  • OpenAI logo — AI provider Sysero works withOpenAI
  • Mistral logo — AI provider Sysero works withMistral
  • Azure AI Foundry logo — AI provider Sysero works withAzure AI Foundry
  • AWS Bedrock logo — AI provider Sysero works withAWS Bedrock
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We don't sell models. We fit them to your stack.

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01The problem

Sound familiar?

Sysero has worked with UK law firms since 2007. We've shipped production AI at the firms above.

  • 01Your people are already pasting client documents into ChatGPT, policy or no policy.
  • 02Money going into AI tools, with no clear sense of what's coming back.
  • 03Plenty of meetings about AI, not much actually live.

Every month this goes unaddressed is money, risk, and lost ground. If two of these land, a 20-minute call is worth your time.

02The work

An engineer who's done the work, looking at yours.

Production AI systems already live in law firms: conflict checking, trademark automation, due-diligence screening. Working software in front of real fee-earners, not slides.

You work directly with the engineer who'd build it: an engineer's answer, not a consultant's hedge.

We start where you are: sorting out what you've got, building something new, or running it at scale.

Model choice follows your data, contracts, and existing stack. Not our preferences.

03The first step

It starts with a free call.

Twenty minutes, no deck. We work out whether there's something here worth doing.

If there is, the next step is a few days on the ground: sitting with the people who do the work, walking your pain points and whatever you've already got in mind. We come back with what's worth keeping, fixing, or killing. Plus any bigger build worth taking on.

That part's paid. You'll see what's happening every day: shared progress as it goes, not a black-box reveal at the end. If it doesn't add value, you don't pay.