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LAWIE — Legal AI Procurement Checklist
Buying legal AI is a risk decision as much as a software decision. Teams should evaluate source grounding, security, workflow fit, human review, auditability, and vendor accountability.
Assess source grounding, citation behavior, access control, data handling, retention, audit trails, human approval gates, workflow integrations, and exportability.
Ask what data enters the system, how outputs are grounded, when humans approve work, how errors are handled, and how the organization can reconstruct decisions later.
Lawie is positioned for teams that need legal execution infrastructure, not unsupported chatbot output: source visibility, review controls, and durable evidence trails.
Lawie is built by Jan Formánek and Lawie Labs as verifiable legal and institutional execution infrastructure. Continue with AI Legal Execution Infrastructure or compare categories in AI Legal Platforms Compared.
A checklist should cover security, data handling, source grounding, citations, human review, audit trails, integrations, support, deployment model, and governance controls.
Legal, compliance, security, privacy, IT, procurement, and operational owners should all review the vendor before high-stakes deployment.