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What can your firm prove about its AI work — if it’s challenged?
AI drafting tools price the hours your firm saves. This prices what it costs when that drafted work is challenged and there’s no record of what the AI did. Every figure below is a number you enter, a published authority TrustAI cites, or a formula combining the two — shown in full. Where a figure can’t be sourced, it isn’t shown.
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Your readiness
Enter your firm’s details to see a defensibility readiness score and exactly what you can — and can’t — currently prove. No dollar estimates; no guarantees.
How this is calculated. Every figure here is either a number you entered, a published authority TrustAI cites, or a formula combining the two, shown in full. TrustAI does not estimate your savings or guarantee any outcome. Where a figure cannot be sourced, it is not shown. The readiness score is a posture score from your audit-trail answer and practice exposure — not a dollar figure.
The authorities this is built on
- Independent measurement of leading legal-AI tools (Stanford RegLab / JELS 2025) — the claimed-vs-measured hallucination gap.
- Mata v. Avianca, Inc., 678 F. Supp. 3d 443 (S.D.N.Y. 2023) — sanctions for AI-fabricated citations.
- ABA Formal Opinion 512 (2024) — the duty of competence and supervision over AI tools.
- Fed. R. Evid. 902(13)/(14) — self-authentication of records produced by a reliable electronic process, certified.
- EU AI Act Article 50 — AI-output transparency obligations (applies 2 August 2026).
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