Drafting in your firm’s voice
Legal drafting in your firm’s own voice
During onboarding Finch learns how your firm writes. Drafts and case briefs then follow your numbering, headings, prayer and verification form, citation style, spacing and margins.
IN THE COURT OF THE DISTRICT JUDGE
WRITTEN STATEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE DEFENDANT
1. That the contents of paragraph 1 of the plaint are denied for want of knowledge.
2. That the suit is barred by limitation.
PRAYER
Checked against your sample
- Numbering scheme
- Heading hierarchy
- Prayer clause
- Verification form
- Citation style
- Margins and spacing
It writes like your firm
Your structure becomes the authority in the software, with no silent fallback to a generic skeleton. A rule-based check compares each draft with your firm’s sample, and styles can differ by practice and by partner.
- Built from checked workDrafts start from the brief and from research a lawyer has already checked.
- Safe to shareVersion history and edit locks stop two people overwriting each other.
How it learns your style
- 01
Learn
Finch reads how your firm numbers, heads and closes a document.
- 02
Lock the structure
That structure becomes authoritative in the software.
- 03
Draft
Drafts and case briefs follow it, practice by practice and partner by partner.
- 04
Check
A rule-based check compares each draft with the firm’s sample.
What it learns
- Numbering and headingsYour scheme and your heading hierarchy.
- Prayer and verificationThe form your firm uses to close a pleading.
- Citation styleHow authorities are written.
- Spacing and marginsThe details that make a draft look like yours.
Drafting in your firm’s voice: questions
Can different partners have different styles?
Yes. Styles can differ by practice and by partner.
How do you know the draft matches our sample?
A rule-based structural check compares each draft with the firm’s sample.
What formats can I export?
Word, PDF or plain text.
See Finch on one of your matters.
Register interest and the next step is a 45-minute live demonstration on one matter, end to end: intake, an 800-page set, the brief, an advocacy note and a draft with tracked changes.