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AI policy1. Permitted assistance2. Human responsibility3. Provider and data terms4. Disclosure and alternatives
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AI policy

Version 1.2 · Updated November 7, 2026

1. Permitted assistance

AI may assist research, organization of supplied materials and initial drafting, within the permissions agreed for the matter.

2. Human responsibility

A lead drafter and senior reviewer review the draft. Authorities and record references are checked against source material; the verification record accompanies delivery.

3. Provider and data terms

The brief estimator sends what you type and upload to OpenAI’s API, which reads the documents, counts pages and suggests options. OpenAI states that it doesn’t use API data to train its models and may keep it for up to 30 days to monitor abuse. For drafting, provider, retention and permitted uses can be set for your matter. No zero-retention certification is asserted here.

4. Disclosure and alternatives

Each draft includes a note on any AI use. Counsel determines court, client and engagement disclosure requirements. A no-generative-AI lane is available on request.

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Litigify is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. All work is prepared for review, signature and filing by counsel of record.

Confidential materials are accepted only through the brief estimator’s upload, the secure upload in a Proof Draft request, your client portal, or a channel agreed for your engagement.

Drafted by Litigify. Signed by counsel.