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Practise under your own licence. On a chassis somebody else already built.

The AI stack, the intake and routing, the malpractice program, the billing and the back office exist. You bring the licence, the judgment and the client relationship — and you keep all three.

Founding network — applications are open and being reviewed individually.

The proposition

Partners are replacing associates with AI. The question is who owns it.

The leverage is being rebuilt either way. Either it is deployed above you, or you are the one holding it. This is a structure for being the second one.

Your licence, your judgment

You are counsel of record. You sign the advice, you own the professional responsibility, and the client is yours — not assigned to you and not taken back.

The chassis is already built

Intake, conflicts, routing, the AI research and drafting stack, engagement letters, billing and the token ledger. You are not building a firm from a laptop.

Fees you keep, fees that step down

You keep 100% of the legal fees you collect. The technology and administration fee starts at 20% and steps down toward 10% as trailing collections grow.

Apparently

The AI-native gaming and prediction markets legal counsel.

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