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Drafted from your material, and only yours

Legal work is reading, drafting, and knowing exactly where every claim came from. Wavn does all three — inside the matter you put it in, and nowhere else.

The case

A two-partner firm takes on a commercial dispute. The client hands over a contract, four months of correspondence, and a folder of invoices. Before anyone bills an hour of drafting, the firm needs to know what the documents actually say — and then turn that into a first position paper.

The matter gets its own project

Everything the client handed over goes into one project. That placement is the consent: Wavn reads the material inside this matter and nowhere else. Another matter's chat cannot see it. Moving material out revokes the access — the move itself is the decision, with no setting to misconfigure.

The documents, summarised with receipts

"Summarise the correspondence — every commitment either side made, with dates." The summary comes back with a line under it showing how much of the material was read, and each claim opens to the exact quoted lines and where in the correspondence they came from. An associate can verify any sentence in seconds.

The gaps, stated as gaps

Asked whether the contract covers late-delivery penalties, Wavn answers from the document if it is there — and if nothing in the material covers it, the answer says so. In a matter, a confident wrong answer about what a contract contains is the most expensive sentence there is.

The position paper, drafted for the partner's pen

"Draft the first position paper from the summary — facts section from the correspondence, exhibits list from the invoices." A structured first draft lands as a document, built from the matter's own material. The partner edits judgment; the assembly is already done.

What the firm walks away with

A verifiable summary of the record, honest answers about what the documents do and do not contain, and a first draft assembled from the matter's own material — with confidentiality enforced by placement, not by promises.

A plain word on limits: Wavn drafts and reads; it does not advise. The legal judgment, and the responsibility for it, stay with the lawyer — which is exactly where a firm wants them.

Put the reading hours where they belong

Let the assembly be done before the billable judgment begins.