Law firm AI readiness assessment
Two independent axes: how much risk exists in your firm today, and what you have to resolve it. No single score, because a single score hides exactly what you need to see.
12 multiple-choice questions. Five minutes. PDF report to your inbox.
Picking up where you left off.
Law firm AI readiness assessment
Your result
Exposure
0
How much risk exists today. Higher is worse.
Readiness
0
Capacity to resolve it. Higher is better.
Your position
By dimension
Your three highest exposures
What I would fix first
ABA Formal Opinion 512 is guidance, not binding law, and the Model Rules are only a template: the rules that bind your firm are the ones adopted by the bars where its lawyers are admitted, and those vary by state. Use this report to locate exposure, then confirm the applicable rule in your own jurisdictions.
Get the full report as a PDF
It arrives by email with your quadrant position, the breakdown by dimension, and your three highest exposures with the rule each one touches.
Frequently Asked Questions
The law firm AI readiness assessment measures two independent axes. Exposure is how much risk exists today from the way AI is used inside the firm. Readiness is the firm capacity to resolve it: policies, systems, and someone with authority to decide. They are not combined into a single score because a highly exposed, unprepared firm needs something different from a low-exposure, well-prepared one.
The law firm AI readiness assessment takes about five minutes. It is 12 multiple-choice questions with no required text fields. Your answers are saved in your browser, so you can close the page and pick up where you left off.
The English version of the law firm AI readiness assessment cites ABA Model Rules 1.6 on confidentiality, 5.1 and 5.3 on supervision, 1.5 on fees, 1.7 and 1.9 on conflicts, and ABA Formal Opinion 512 on generative AI tools. The Model Rules are a template and Formal Opinion 512 is guidance, not binding law: the rules that bind your firm are the ones adopted by the bars where its lawyers are admitted.
The PDF report from the law firm AI readiness assessment includes your position plotted on the exposure against readiness quadrant, the breakdown of both axes across the six dimensions, your three highest exposures named with the rule each one touches, and a single prioritized recommendation on what to fix first.
The law firm AI readiness assessment asks about firm processes, never about matter information: it does not ask for client names, matter numbers, or any case data. Your answers are used to compute your result and send the report to the address you provide.
What comes next after this diagnostic?
Three concrete ways to move forward, each aligned to a different engagement model. Pick the one that matches where you are.
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