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Connecting Claude to Microsoft 365: A Law Firm Test Plan
Test permissions, SharePoint search, Conditional Access, revocation, labels, audit evidence, and write controls before connecting Claude to Microsoft 365.
Designing the Clio and Microsoft 365 Boundary
Define authoritative records, permissions, filing evidence, synchronization, recovery, and exit needs across Clio, Outlook, OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint.
Evaluate Clio Grow and Scheduler for Law Firm Intake
Evaluate Clio Grow and Scheduler across inquiry response, qualification, booking, reminders, payment, consultation, engagement, and matter opening.
How to Pilot Legal AI Without Starting With Client Matters
Use sanitized materials, baseline tasks, gold sets, named reviewers, failure categories, stop conditions, and expansion gates for a controlled legal AI pilot.
Prompt Injection in Legal Documents: Read-Only AI Boundaries
Understand how hidden or untrusted instructions can influence connected AI and why provenance, tool limits, confirmation, testing, and incident handling matter.
The Hidden Cost of Legal AI Adoption
Evaluate legal AI cost through reviewer time, authoritative sources, information cleanup, integration, training, audit, support, and change management.
What Should Never Be Fully Delegated to a Legal AI Agent?
Define accountable human gates for advice, privilege, conflicts, citations, filings, signatures, deadlines, production, and irreversible legal actions.
Where Westlaw and CoCounsel Fit in a Small Law Firm
Evaluate Westlaw and CoCounsel for research, authority review, document analysis, and drafting, plus the essential firm controls that still remain.