Joint Offerings with SLI
For in house legal teams seeking assistance structuring their existing legal data (e.g., redlines) to create an ongoing foundation for LLM evaluation, training, instruction, and supervision, we collaborate with our sister company, Simplify Legal Intelligence (SLI) to jointly offer a defined set of core LLM implementation services on a flat fee, fixed scope basis. See the FAQ for more information.
Note: SLI is not a law firm, and its role is limited to assessing and structuring existing legal data (with legal oversight) and evaluating LLM factual accuracy and context awareness. SLI does not and cannot provide legal advice, IT services, software development, or technical infrastructure.
Joint Offering Roles
Evaluates LLM legal reasoning and alignment with client legal standards
Provides guidance on improving LLM legal reasoning and client alignment
Assesses sufficiency of existing legal data (e.g., redlines or playbooks) to support the use case
Creates machine-readable legal frameworks based on existing legal data to support the use case
Provides legal oversight and professional judgment
Evaluates LLM factual accuracy and context awareness
Assesses technical quality, richness of fact context, and LLM readiness of existing legal data (e.g., redlines or playbooks) to support a legal LLM use case
Structures existing legal data into a portable, machine-readable foundation dataset to support meaningful LLM evaluation, training, instruction, and supervision
Flat Fee Joint Offerings: Contract Redlining
Joint LLM Readiness Assessment
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Assesses quality and sufficiency of legal data (e.g., redlines, playbooks) available to support the client’s use case
Provides a report card and readiness recommendations
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Identify gaps in legal reasoning and highlights areas to improve LLM alignment with the client’s legal context and priorities.
Identify reasoning inconsistencies that can affect meaningful LLM evaluations
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Assesses technical quality, fact context, and LLM readiness of contract redlines available to support the client’s use case
Provides a report card and readiness recommendations
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Identify data integrity and richness issues that can cause poor LLM context awareness and factual accuracy
Identifies technical and factual inconsistencies that can affect meaningful LLM evaluation
Make data-driven decisions about which LLM use cases make sense
Frame + Foundation
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Creates a machine-readable version of the client’s legal playbook
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Guide the LLM to redline based on client-specific legal and business objectives rather than generic playbooks or word matching
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Converts the client’s unstructured redlines into a portable, machine-readable foundation dataset
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Supports improved context awareness and reduced hallucination
Provides a foundation for ongoing LLM supervision, training, instruction, and evaluation
Creates AI-ready knowledge structures to enable AI assistants (e.g., LIAs), and orchestrated workflows
Sets a baseline for measuring LLM improvement
Joint LLM Evaluation
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Assesses an LLM’s issue spotting, legal reasoning, consistency, playbook alignment, and technical drafting performance
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When evaluating new tools: Compare how different LLMs perform the same task with the same legal framework.
When updating existing tools: Compare how the same LLM performs the same task with different legal frameworks
Identifies performance areas where human legal supervision may be particularly critical
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Assesses factual accuracy and context awareness of both “out of the box” and SLI-trained LLMs against a human example
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Compare how different LLMs perform the same task with the same foundation data
Compare how the same LLM performs the same task before and after foundation data
Supports targeted updates to existing LLM tools, or helps the client decide whether new LLM tools are a good fit
Joint Offerings FAQ
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Vining Legal and SLI are separate legal entities, each wholly owned by Jace Vining.
Each is an independently operated business which maintains a distinct and complementary role in joint offerings to clients.
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Vining Legal and SLI offer flexible engagement models that can be tailored to the client’s project requirements.
This is typically structured as either a legal engagement with VL, where SLI provides technical consulting as a subcontractor, or as separate but coordinated engagements with both firms.
VL provides all legal services, including LLM legal reasoning evaluation and legal frame creation, while SLI focuses on technical aspects like foundation data structuring, prompt building, and LLM context evaluation.
Budget, security requirements, timeline, and client procurement policies are key factors in selecting the appropriate model.