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TRUST CENTER

Control stays with your firm.

Neutrinet supports confidential, attorney-led work with firm-defined review, matter-linked records, and clear professional responsibility.

Firm-scoped access

Within your firm's Neutrinet account, administrators manage which firm users and roles may access client and matter information. AILaw and its service providers process that information as described in the Privacy Policy and service agreement.

  • Named user accounts
  • Firm roles and matter assignments
  • Security documentation available during procurement

AILaw model training only with your opt-in

We do not use Customer Content to train or improve our models unless your firm expressly opts in. Third-party AI providers are contractually restricted from using Customer Content for their own model training or product development.

  • Customer Content remains governed by your agreement
  • Firm Knowledge stays scoped to your firm
  • The Privacy Policy controls data-use details

Matter-linked activity

Supported Agent activity, review, and recorded results stay connected to the matter so the team can follow how work moved forward.

  • Activity receipts for supported operations
  • Review records when approval is required
  • Sources and prepared work kept with the matter
AI GOVERNANCE

How we handle AI in legal work

This Trust Center explains the boundaries around AI-assisted work in Neutrinet. Your firm controls access and review requirements. Your attorneys remain responsible for the legal work and final legal judgment.

Firm-configured review

Your firm sets review requirements. Substantive casework and work involving legal judgment return to the attorney for review.

Matter and source context

The Agent works from the facts, documents, prior work, and firm-approved guidance connected to the matter. Prepared work can surface its supporting sources and open questions for review.

Governed Firm Knowledge

Authorized team members decide which approved checklists, templates, instructions, and review standards become reusable guidance across the practice.

Attorney legal judgment

Neutrinet can prepare and organize work. Attorneys retain professional responsibility and final legal judgment.

YOUR DATA'S LIFECYCLE

Plain answers about retention and deletion

Retention

Dormant-account data is deleted or anonymized on the schedule set in our Privacy Policy, unless the law requires us to retain it.

Deletion and export on request

Customers can export or delete Customer Content by contacting our support team at [email protected]. Deletion follows the schedule in our Privacy Policy.

Your content stays yours

Subject to applicable law and our retention and deletion policy, you may access and modify Customer Content through your account. We do not use Customer Content to train or improve our models unless your firm expressly opts in.

The controlling terms live in our Privacy Policy, data retention and deletion section.

THE LIMITS

What the Agent does not do

It does not give legal advice

AILaw provides software and supporting services. Legal judgment stays with your attorneys, and no attorney-client relationship is created with a firm's clients.

It does not submit government filings

Neutrinet Agent can fill supported government portals. Your attorney reviews and submits on the government site.

It does not make final legal judgments

The Agent can research, analyze, organize, and draft. Your attorneys decide how the law applies and whether prepared work may be used.

It does not set firm standards on its own

An individual improvement becomes shared Firm Knowledge only when an authorized team member approves it for the practice.

STATE BAR GUIDANCE

Designed to support attorney oversight and professional responsibility.

The State Bar of California's Practical Guidance for the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence in the Practice of Law (2023) emphasizes independent review, verification, professional judgment, confidentiality, competence, and supervision. In 2026, California also proposed AI-related amendments to its Rules of Professional Conduct. Neutrinet is designed to support an attorney's responsibilities, not assume them.

Attorney supervision

Your firm sets the review requirements for its work. Attorneys independently review AI-assisted work used in a representation and retain final legal judgment.

Client confidentiality

Within your firm's Neutrinet account, administrators manage which firm users and roles may access client and matter information. The Privacy Policy and service agreement describe how AILaw and its providers process that information.

Competence in AI use

Matter context, supporting materials, and open questions remain available to help attorneys evaluate prepared work before relying on it.

Disclosure decisions

Your firm determines whether and how to disclose AI involvement based on the facts, governing rules, and the attorney's professional judgment.

Need more detail for your diligence process?

We provide security questionnaire responses and security documentation, and can coordinate technical follow-up as appropriate for procurement review.

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Last updated: September 2026