Legal support services for US law firms
Most of a file isn’t lawyering.Send us that part.
adnah.
Chronologies. Discovery and privilege review. Diligence registers. Demand packages.
The reading, sorting and assembling behind a case does not turn on knowing your jurisdiction. It turns on doing the same thing accurately, in the same format, every time. Specialists and a production system we built for legal work do it. A qualified lawyer signs it.
- Turnaround
- 48 hours
- Your cost
- 60–85% less
- Start with
- One matter
A legal support provider, not a law firm. Every engagement runs under the engaging attorney’s supervision.
Cited to the page
Check any line against the source document in seconds.
Signed by a lawyer
A qualified lawyer resolves every exception before delivery.
Priced before we start
A fixed number and a date, agreed before the file moves.
60–85% less
Published rates, next to what the same unit costs you.
The whole idea
Not every hour in a file is lawyer’s work.
Reading 1,400 pages of treatment records. Coding a 12,000-document production. Abstracting 900 contracts for change of control. None of it needs a licence in your state. It needs accuracy, a standard format and someone who will actually do it.
Stays with you
- Strategy and the theory of the case
- What is privileged, what is material
- Advice to your client
- The signature on the filing
Comes to us
- Reading and ordering the record
- Chronologies and damages schedules
- First-pass review and privilege logs
- Contract abstraction and diligence registers
- Assembling the deliverable around your facts
You keep everything that needs a licence and judgement. We take everything that needs accuracy, patience and volume - and we do it for a fraction of what it costs inside your firm.
Why firms hand it over, and what it changes.
Why Adnah?
Because we are not renting you hours. We built the production system for legal work first and staffed specialists and qualified lawyers around it, which is why a twelve-document job and a twelve-thousand-document job both make sense to run - at 60 to 85% below what the same unit costs your firm to produce.
How do I use it?
Like a colleague, not a platform. No seats, no rollout, nothing for your people to learn and no volume to commit to. Send the file in whatever form you already hold it, get a fixed price and a date, and a finished work product comes back for your review and signature.
What does it change?
It gives you back the hours your paralegals lose to record sets and your associates lose to coding productions. Those hours go into intake, client contact, negotiation and the matters you have been turning down - the work that actually wins cases and wins clients.
Three moves, and nothing for your firm to adopt.
01
Send the file
Records, a production set, a data room link, a box of scans. Secure upload or your own file share. Nothing to install.
02
Get a number and a date
Usually within hours: what it costs, exactly what you receive, and when. You decide with the number already in front of you.
03
Get finished work back
Cited to the page, signed by a qualified lawyer, and revised at no cost until it matches the agreed scope.
What you can send
Finished work product, not a pile of notes.
What it costs
Both prices, side by side.
Every price is published per unit, next to an honest estimate of what the same unit costs a firm producing it without us. Fixed before the file moves, and the quote you accept is the invoice you receive.
The same unit of work, both prices.
Published rate-card ranges against what the same unit costs without us.
- Demand package assembly85% lower$400–1,200 / package$2,500–8,000 without us
- Standard-of-care chronology82% lower$600–1,800 / case$3,000–10,000 without us
- High-volume document review61% lower$800–2,500 / 1,000 docs$2,500–6,000 without us
- Due diligence contract review75% lower$20–60 / contract$80–240 without us
Practice areas
Every practice has its own document problem.
- Cross-practice13 services
- Personal injury5 services
- Family law3 services
- Criminal defense2 services
- Real estate3 services
- Corporate, mergers and acquisitions7 services
- Employment law3 services
- Estate planning2 services
- Civil litigation2 services
- Immigration3 services
- Insurance defense2 services
- Bankruptcy2 services
- Intellectual property rights2 services
- Regulatory research and compliance2 services
- Healthcare compliance1 service
- Construction1 service
- Securities2 services
- Medical malpractice2 services
- Appellate2 services
- Franchise law1 service
- Privacy and data protection4 services
- Antitrust1 service
- Artificial intelligence governance3 services
- Mass tort3 services
- Cryptocurrency and digital assets1 service
- Cannabis regulation1 service
- Sports and entertainment law1 service
Judge the work before you send us a file.
Name the deliverable - a chronology, a privilege log, a diligence register - and we will build a complete, unedited example from a public document set. Same format, same citations, same turnaround. Then decide.
Ask for a sample →
Who does the work
Led by Raghav R Handa, a lawyer who has spent nine years building technology for the work lawyers actually do.
He built product at one of India’s largest legal platforms and created LexOS, now used by 3,000+ lawyers across 40+ countries. It matters for one reason: the people who designed this system have done the work it produces.
Who you would be working with →Asked before the first file.
Are you a law firm?
No. We are a legal support services provider. We work under the supervision of the engaging attorney, we do not advise your clients, and we do not practise law in any US jurisdiction.
How do I know the work is accurate?
Every fact carries the document and page it came from, so you can verify any line in seconds rather than taking it on trust. Before it reaches you, a qualified lawyer resolves every exception the system flags and checks a sample back against the source.
Is one matter too small to send?
No. A single matter is a normal first engagement and it is how most of our clients start. If the work comes back short of the agreed scope we revise it at no cost, and if we cannot get it right, you do not pay.
How do you keep our client data confidential?
An NDA before any file moves, encrypted transfer and storage, named-individual access only, no model training on your data, and deletion on request. Full details are in our method and data note.
One next step
Send us one matter.
Book fifteen minutes, or skip the call and send a single job so you can judge the output on your own file. Either way you get a fixed price and a delivery date, usually the same day.