Silva AI

AI consultancy for legal professionals

Methodology, not magic. We help law firms and regulated professionals implement AI that works, practically, ethically, and within professional obligations.

01  /  AI Discovery Day

Your AI Discovery Day. How AI can change your work

A single structured day with your fee-earners, paralegals and support, turned into a graded, costed Menu of Opportunities.

  1. We watch your real workflows. Not what you think you do, what you actually do.
  2. Structured output delivered within 5 working days: costed Menu of Opportunities, risk notes, compliance scan.
  3. Discovery Day stands alone. There is no obligation to go further.
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02  /  Training for Professionals

Training in AI. Literacy built for your work

Two sessions. Foundations first, then live demos against your actual matters. Skills and wrap-around that turn training into daily practice.

  1. AI does not mean cheaper fees. It means better service, delivered more efficiently, at a higher effective rate.
  2. AI gets you to 70-80% in minutes. The last 20-30% is your professional judgment. The skill is knowing which 70-80% to keep.
  3. The training is the entry point. Skills, compliance work, and workflow review build it into how the firm operates.
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03  /  On Instruction

We do the AI work for you. Per matter, not per year

Instruct us like counsel. Due diligence and red flag review run on our platform, delivered per matter at a fixed fee. Nothing to buy, install or learn.

  1. 500-document DD from £7,500. Clean matters from signed protocol to delivery in 5-7 working days.
  2. Red flag review from £195 per contract. Same methodology, tested on a single contract before larger commitment.
  3. A single-contract review is often the cleanest way to test the methodology before committing to a larger matter.
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04  /  Implementation

Custom AI skills built into how you work

Bespoke workflows built on the tasks your firm already does well. Due diligence reporting, initial case review, instructing counsel, disclosure pipelines. Senior delivery throughout. Named adviser. No pyramid.

  1. Built in weeks, not over a year. Sized for firms of 5-50 fee-earners.
  2. Gate checks, model selection, evidence discipline, verification before delivery, the four disciplines that make AI-assisted work defensible.
  3. Skills owned by your firm, tuned to your house style. Built to run without us once delivered.
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How Silva AI works

Two ways to work with us

Start wherever suits the work in front of you.

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How to run an AI implementation that actually works

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Not sure
where to begin?

Discovery Day is the place to start. One day, a clear picture, no obligation beyond it.

Getting started with AI, answered

Where do most firms get stuck with AI?

Not with the technology. They run a pilot, it works, and nothing changes - because nobody rewrote the process the tool was supposed to improve, and fee-earners went back to the way which felt safe. The bottleneck is almost always workflow and confidence rather than capability, which is why the work starts with how you actually operate rather than with a product demonstration.

Do we need to buy AI software before working with Silva?

No, and holding off is usually wiser. Buying first tends to fix the answer before the question is understood, and firms end up with licences nobody uses. Start by finding where the time genuinely goes, then buy - or build - against that. Sometimes the conclusion is that the tool you already pay for is enough.

How long before we see anything useful?

A Discovery Day gives you a costed list of what to build in a single day. Training makes a team competent on real matters in two sessions. Implementation is the longer piece and depends on what you are putting in. If someone promises a transformed practice in a fortnight, they are selling you something.

Is this only for large firms?

No, and small firms often move faster because there are fewer people to bring along and no committee to convince. What matters is whether the same kind of work comes through the door repeatedly - that repetition is what makes AI worth pointing at it. A two-partner firm with a steady stream of similar matters is a better candidate than a large firm where everything is bespoke.