AI agents trained by your law firm.
They write like you, cite every ruling with its reference and keep track of your deadlines.
Built for lawyers who practice Spanish law. You won’t end up rewriting the AI draft from scratch: correct it once and they apply it to the next brief. And before you file, an Opposing Counsel agent looks for the gaps.
Watch the video walkthrough. From €20 a month, and you keep your practice management software.
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La alteración alegada existe, pero no justifica el cambio de custodia en interés del menor.
Primero. Por sentencia de divorcio de 2021 se aprobó el convenio regulador con custodia compartida.
Primero. El cambio exige dos requisitos acumulativos: que la alteración sea cierta y que el cambio se adopte en interés del menor (STS 215/2019; SAP Sevilla, secc. 2.ª).
Watch it work on a case.
Two and a half minutes, from the notification to the brief, with the agents sharing the work and the lawyer reviewing it.
From the client’s first email to the bill.
The agents stay with the whole matter, including the part of the practice you can’t bill for. They work in the tools you already use.
- New clientLogs the inquiry and the client record in HubSpot, if you use it.HubSpot
- EmailReads the firm’s inbox and leaves replies as drafts for you to send.Outlook
- CalendarBooks hearings and meetings with a reminder.Calendar
- Case fileReads the documents of the matter, sorts them and tells you what’s missing.OneDrive and SharePoint
- BriefIn your style, every ruling with its reference, and checked by the other side first.Word
- DeadlinesProposes the due date of every notification. You confirm it.Calendar and To Do
- TasksAssigns the tasks of each matter with a due date.Microsoft To Do
- BillTracks the hours on each matter and drafts the bill.Word
The HubSpot client agent is set up during the assisted onboarding. No LexNET connection: deadlines come from the notice that reaches your inbox.
A team of agents splits up the work and prepares the brief for you.
The team you start with.
With a Lawyers plan, your firm gets the template of legal agents already set up. They are your own copies: you change their instructions and documents, and archive the ones you don’t use.
I. Research
- Case Law Finder
- Finds rulings with their reference and tells you how it verified them.
- Tax Ruling Finder
- Binding rulings from the Spanish tax authority (DGT) for tax matters.
II. Subject-matter specialists
- Family, corporate, employment, criminal and administrative law
- Plus civil and commercial procedure assistants: they know the procedures and the vocabulary of their area.
- Homeowners’ Association Manager
- Condominium law: meetings, minutes and payment demands.
III. Drafting and review
- Legal Drafter
- Complaints, appeals, contracts and procedural filings, using your templates.
- Opposing Counsel
- Reads the brief as the other side would before you file it.
IV. Cases and documents
- Case Analyst
- Reads the case file and answers questions about it.
- Client Documents Manager
- Sorts and summarizes what the client sends.
- Firm Case Repository
- Looks up past matters to prepare new ones.
V. Practice management
- Court Deadlines Manager
- Proposes the due date of every notification. You confirm it.
- Calendar Manager
- Hearings and meetings in your calendar.
- Fees and Tasks Manager
- Tasks and hours for each matter, and the bill.
- Copilot
- Email, calendar and messages. It hands out work to the rest.
And any you’re missing: describe them in your own words and we build them with you.
Friday, 7:40 p.m. And the appeal is still waiting for you.
This is how a brief gets written with AI today.
- 1You ask ChatGPT, or your legal publisher’s AI, for a draft.
- 2You rewrite almost all of it, because it doesn’t sound like your firm.“I’m changing the whole thing,” a lawyer at a small firm told us during a demo in October.
- 3You anonymize the case file before pasting it in, just in case.That’s how the firms at our October 5 demo worked.
- 4If you run a deep research query, you wait 20 to 30 minutes for each one.The wait they described at the same demo.
- 5You check every ruling by hand in your database.Both firms at our October demos did this.
En relación con el asunto de referencia, cabe señalar que, considerando todos los factores relevantes, la pretensión podría no prosperar.Rewritten entirely by hand. The next one, too.
Cliente: D. Antonio Ruiz Mena, DNI 00000000T, con domicilio en C/ Feria 12, Sevilla.
Así lo declaran la STS 215/2019 y la STS ____/2021.✓ exists✗ doesn’t exist
And the next brief starts from zero again, because the chat doesn’t remember how you work.
Before you file, ask the Opposing Counsel agent to attack it.
It reads your brief the way the other side will and gives you the arguments you’ll need to rebut. Try it with one of these.
Argument 1. The disability doesn’t change who should have custody: it only makes the analysis more demanding. A change in circumstances doesn’t by itself justify changing custody.
Argument 2. STS 215/2019, which the claimant cites, requires the change to be genuine and to be made in the child’s best interests. Both requirements must be met.
Procedural argument. The complaint treats the second requirement as proven with arguments about working hours. If the father proves his day-to-day involvement, the change in circumstances will exist but won’t justify a change of custody.
Left, 6:40 p.m. Right, 6:44 p.m. Real screenshots from the September 24 workshop.
You tell it once. It applies it in the next brief.
The family law agent answers without a summary.
Always give them to me with an executive summary at the top.
The agent rewrites its own instructions and leaves the change as a draft for you to publish.
Same question, conclusion at the top. The same goes for your citation format or how you close your appeals.
Courts don’t sanction lawyers for using AI. They sanction them for not checking what they file.
19 citations to rulings that didn’t exist.
A formal warning and a referral to the bar association. The lawyer always answers for what they sign.
Read the news story (in Spanish)8 made-up citations in an appeal.
Closed because the lawyer apologized at once. The court called it “a clear example of procedural bad faith”.
Read the news story (in Spanish)25 spurious citations and a €840 fine.
Referred to the bar association. “Ultimate responsibility lies with the signing lawyer.”
Read the ruling (in Spanish)Every ruling goes through the same finder, and comes back with its reference.
| STS 215/2019 · ECLI:ES:TS:2019:____ | found |
| STS ___/2023 · First Chamber | found |
| SAP Sevilla, Section 2 | still to be checked |
ECLI or ROJ, court and date, so you can open it in CENDOJ, the Spanish judiciary’s case law database. Anything it can’t find is flagged. Like any AI, it can get things wrong: a citation goes into the brief only once you accept it. Every work plan is also logged step by step, and you can review it in your account.
“In quotation marks, italics, indented, with the ECLI at the end”: you say it once.
An agent for every area of law, trained by your firm.
Archive the ones you don’t use. If you’re missing one, describe it in your own words and we build it with you.
Answer the claim to modify custody arrangements: the mother wants sole custody because of the father’s new work schedule.
The Custody and Children Specialist, the Case Law Finder, the Legal Drafter and Opposing Counsel work on it.
Redo this lease the client brought in using our template and flag the risky clauses.
The Civil Procedure Assistant, the Legal Drafter and Opposing Counsel work on it.
Appeal against the refusal to suspend an 8-month sentence. Twelve documents in the case file.
The Criminal Law Specialist, the Case Analyst, the Case Law Finder and the Legal Drafter work on it.
Unfair dismissal claim using the client’s dismissal letter and pay slips. Calculate the severance with the full breakdown.
The Employment Law Specialist, the Case Analyst and the Legal Drafter work on it.
Partial demerger: separate the engineering division and two properties. Tax questions and the paperwork needed.
The Corporate Law Specialist, the Case Analyst, the Tax Ruling Finder and the Legal Drafter work on it.
Notice and minutes of the annual meeting, and a payment demand to two owners in arrears.
The Homeowners’ Association Manager and the Legal Drafter work on it.
And the work that isn’t writing: ask it to check your email and the Deadlines Manager reads the notification notice, proposes the due date and puts it in your calendar. The Case Analyst reads the whole case file and tells you what’s missing. How it works, in the Academy (in Spanish)
We recorded it with a family law firm, start to finish.
At the September 24 workshop we set up the agents on a case raised during the session: correcting the summary, Opposing Counsel against the claim, and the citations with their references. It’s recorded and written up step by step.
A single citation error in two months of use.At a client firm, anonymized. The lawyer still reviews everything.
The client who wrote to you on Tuesday is still waiting for your call.
What you need to know before you start.
| Starter | Solo Lawyer | Boutique | Firm | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per month | ||||
| Tasks per month | 10 | 30 | 200 | 1,000 |
| Agents | 2 | 4 | 15 | Unlimited |
| Setup | On your own | On your own | Onboarding with one of your cases | Dedicated |
| Try it | Try it | Try it | Let’s talk |
No lock-in. Prices exclude VAT. Pay yearly and save 20%.
Attorney-client privilege, with AI too
Your case files don’t train any model. The agents learn from your instructions and corrections, which belong to the firm. Nobody else sees them.
In the European Union. The app runs in Finland, the documents are stored in Germany and the model runs in the European Union.
Data processing agreement signed before you upload any case files.
Nothing goes out without you. Emails stay as drafts.
Frequently asked questions
I already use Maite, Aranzadi or vLex. Is this still useful?
Yes. You keep consulting your legal database where you already do. AIFlock Legal works on your case files, searches public sources (CENDOJ, the Official State Gazette and DGT binding tax rulings) and handles what comes next: the brief in your style, the review from the other side and the deadlines.
Can it make up a ruling?
Like any AI, it can get things wrong. That’s why every ruling carries its reference so you can check it in CENDOJ, any ruling it can’t find is flagged as pending, and the Opposing Counsel agent reviews the brief before you file it.
If the agents are trained, do my briefs train an AI that others use?
No. Training an agent means giving it your instructions, your templates and your corrections. That stays in your account and belongs to the firm. Your documents aren’t used to train any AI model, ours or anyone else’s.
Is it connected to LexNET?
No. The Deadlines Manager works with the notification notice that reaches your inbox, proposes the due date and you confirm it.
What if I don’t use Microsoft 365?
Gmail and Google Calendar are coming soon. In the meantime you can work with your documents and the legal agents; email and calendar need Microsoft 365.
How do you compare with other legal AI tools?
| Legal publisher AI | Practice management software with AI | AIFlock Legal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the law comes from | Its own case law and commentary | Depends on the product | Public sources with their reference, and your documents |
| Your style | Uploading documents to the chat | Inside the software | You tell it once and it rewrites its instructions |
| Before you file | You ask for another pass | You ask for another pass | An Opposing Counsel agent attacks it first |
| LexNET | No | Yes | No: it works with the notice that reaches your inbox |
| Price | Depends on the product | Depends on the product | Public, from €20 |
You check every citation and you sign.
Try it on a closed case.
More than half of Spanish firms with up to ten lawyers already use AI (Wolters Kluwer, January 2026). The trial account comes with the legal agents already set up. If you’d rather see it first, bring us a case: we work through it with you in 30 minutes and send you a summary the next day.