Read the whole case, surface what matters, and keep every output under attorney control — inside your own AWS account.
🔒 Your AWS account · Your keys · Zero operator access · Every AI output attorney-approved
The problem
Sending privileged material to a public AI service can constitute a third-party disclosure — and a third-party disclosure can waive the attorney–client privilege you are paid to protect. The model provider's servers, retention policies, and training pipelines are all outside your control.
That is why most firms either ban AI outright or use it only on matters where it adds the least value. The files where AI would help most — depositions, medical records, discovery — are exactly the files you can't risk.
CounselVeil takes a different path: the AI comes to your data. It runs inside your own AWS account, so privileged material never crosses your firm's boundary.
How it works
1 · Privacy
2 · Capability
3 · Control
Security & privacy
Every architectural choice follows one rule: your client's data stays inside your firm's boundary, and no one — including us — can read it.
The entire application — pipeline, database, storage — is deployed into your own AWS account. Data is encrypted with customer-managed KMS keys (BYOK) that you control and can revoke.
AI runs on AWS Bedrock (Claude) in-region (us-east-1), reached over PrivateLink — traffic never touches the public internet. Zero data retention; never used for training.
PII Shield replaces names, dates of birth, addresses, and other identifiers before any model call, and restores them only inside your account afterward. Context is preserved; identity is protected.
Our operators cannot decrypt your data: KMS decrypt is denied by policy, and operational logs are metadata-only. Break-glass access requires your explicit approval, is time-boxed, and is fully logged.
Every extraction, model call, and approval is recorded in an immutable, append-only audit log — who saw what, what the AI proposed, and what the attorney decided, with timestamps.
Findings and drafts are proposals until an attorney approves them. Nothing is exported, written back, or treated as work product without that approval.
Who it's for
Depositions, medical records, permits, discovery — CounselVeil reads them together and surfaces the liability theory, the smoking gun, and the missing evidence, so you build the case faster.
The same cross-document engine, pointed the other way: contradictions, treatment gaps, and exposure signals — every one linked to its source page and gated by attorney review.
“AI proposes. Only an attorney approves.” — that single rule is why CounselVeil fits the courthouse table, not just the demo room.
Book a demo
Thirty minutes, your questions, a live run on the synthetic Foster v. Lindenwood matter — and a plan for running it on yours.