A lawyer who built this for her own work.

I set up a private environment so I could draft and analyze confidential documents without sending client files into public tools. I have used it on files with 70,000 or more pages of evidence, including medical records, police records, and employee files. That was not a side project. It was a working answer to a problem every lawyer who handles files already knows: the useful tools are often the ones you cannot feed a client document.

Once the environment was in place in my own work, the next step was obvious. Other firms want the same thing and would rather have a lawyer come on-site, tailor it, and train the room than assemble it from a distance.

If a firm purchases Viro, I do not create the system. Viro does. I tailor it to legal use and train the law firm on how to use it. I go to the firm. I tailor the environment to legal use. I train attorneys and paralegals. I return at least twice a year, and more often as the tools change.