California Rule 1.6 requires attorneys to ensure providers do not share information with third parties and do not use data to train AI products. Adjudica was built to enable that compliance from day one.
HIPAA
BAA available for all clients at every tier
Zero
Data retention: client data never trains AI models
46
Production-ready legal and compliance documents
100%
Encryption at rest and in transit
Security Architecture
California has the strictest attorney confidentiality obligation in the nation under Rule 1.6 and Business and Professions Code § 6068(e)(1). Adjudica was designed specifically to enable attorney compliance with these requirements.
Business Associate Agreements available for all clients at every tier. HIPAA compliance documentation complete. Data handling policies cover collection, use, disclosure, and retention.
Client data is never used to train AI models. No third-party sharing without consent. Contractual commitment not to train on client data. US-based data processing. CCPA/CPRA compliant.
Law firm-level data separation. Matter-level access control. Role-based permissions (Admin, Attorney, Paralegal, Clerk). No data leakage between firms. Enterprise-grade isolation at SMB-accessible pricing.
All data encrypted using AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit. Encryption is an architectural requirement, not a compliance checkbox. Audit logging on all PHI access. Incident response and breach notification procedures.
Every AI operation logged. Every PHI access recorded. Audit trail shows what was done, when, and by whom, including AI outputs versus attorney edits. Required for both ethics compliance and carrier billing transparency.
Incident response and breach detection procedures built to the 72-hour notification window required by HIPAA and GDPR. Prompt response to suspected data breaches. Proactive security monitoring.
California State Bar Compliance
California was the first state bar to issue AI-specific guidance. Adjudica was designed to enable attorneys to comply with every requirement.
Rule 1.1: Competence
Attorneys must understand AI capabilities and limitations. Adjudica provides clear documentation of what AI can and cannot do, with source attribution for every output.
Rule 1.6: Confidentiality
Client data must not enter unsecured AI systems. Adjudica provides contractual commitment not to train on client data, end-to-end encryption, and no third-party sharing.
Rule 5.3: Supervision
Attorneys remain responsible for AI-generated work product. Adjudica requires attorney verification before any output is used, no auto-filing, no auto-submission.
COPRAC November 2023
Verify all AI outputs before use. Adjudica's "Show your work" button and source citations enable one-click verification of every AI-generated fact.
Compliance Documentation
For an early-stage startup, this compliance posture is extraordinary. Glass Box Solutions maintains 46 production-ready legal documents covering every material corporate and product policy requirement.
Corporate Documents (13)
Product Documents (14)
Regulatory Documents (19)
Attorney-Client Privilege Safeguards
Attorney-client privilege is not just a legal requirement: it is the foundational trust that makes the attorney-client relationship function. Adjudica's architecture preserves privilege structure through multi-tenant isolation, role-based access control, and contractual protections that treat client data with the same confidentiality obligations the attorney holds.
Firm-Level Isolation
No data leakage between firms. Ever.
Matter-Level Access
Role-based permissions at the matter level.
No Cross-Training
Your client data never improves AI for other firms.