Setup + 3 hours at the firm
Setup and on-site training
$1,000
Best for: Five attorneys or fewer
Services
RPC 5.3, and because staff touch the files first.
Public tools are the wrong place for New Jersey client files.
I come to the office, stand up a private environment on the systems you already have, and train the people who touch the files.
I am a New Jersey lawyer based in Freehold / Monmouth County. I built this environment for my own confidential files. I work on-site within about 90 minutes of Monmouth County.
Solo, nonprofit, founding-client, and diverse-team rates are on the Platform page.
Packages
Primary offer: $1,000 for setup and 3 hours of training at the firm. Law-firm hourly AI training is $400/hour. Private AI tutoring, one person, is $200/hour. These prices are for firms of five attorneys or fewer. For larger firms, prices change as needed and are quoted. Longer work is quoted.
Setup + 3 hours at the firm
$1,000
Best for: Five attorneys or fewer
Hourly
$400/hour
Best for: The firm, as a group
Hourly
$200/hour
Best for: One person
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. Consulting is tailoring the environment to legal use and training the firm. The Viro product is built by Viro. The subscription is separate. You do not have to buy Viro. Viro is what I train on. I can also train on public AI tools; those will not be as confidential. The subscription starts at $2,000 a month. It increases with attorney count and whether an individualized app is needed.
Zoom / remote
For firms outside travel range — out of state or international — AI training and/or system setup via Zoom is available and quoted in conversation. I do not travel out of state or internationally for that work. I cannot provide legal guidance or legal theory where I am not admitted. The system itself is not New Jersey-exclusive; my license is. On-site remains the default for nearby New Jersey work.
Poll
Poll
This is a poll, not a booking. Choose the answer that fits. It opens an email to hello@bonnielawconsulting.com with a subject that records your vote. No price is attached.
On-site
The published offer is $1,000 for setup and 3 hours of training at the firm. A fuller visit can cover the sequence below. Longer work is quoted.
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Account structure, retention, and no-training settings. The point is a contained place to work, not a public consumer login.
02
Folders by practice area and matter type, on the systems the office already has.
03
8–12 prompts saved and tested on the firm’s redacted sample files.
04
Lawyers work in the environment on sample files. They leave knowing what belongs in it, what stays out of public tools, and how to treat output as draft work. Judgment stays with the lawyer.
05
For PI firms this orbits medical-records chronology: records, indexing, a timeline, inconsistency flags, and lawyer review. It is not generic file management. Paralegals and intake staff often touch the file first. RPC 5.3 is why they sit in the room.
06
A one-page AI use policy starter and an engagement-letter paragraph the firm can edit.
07
Email support for two weeks after the visit. Longer packages extend that window.
Fit
For
Not for
Ethics
RPC 1.6: confidentiality, and reasonable efforts to prevent unauthorized access to client information.
RPC 1.1: competence, including verification of AI output. See also the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on AI, Preliminary Guidelines on the Use of Artificial Intelligence by New Jersey Lawyers (Jan. 24, 2024), collected at njcourts.gov.
RPC 5.1 and RPC 5.3: supervision of lawyers and of nonlawyer staff. That is why training does not stop at the attorneys.
ABA Formal Opinion 512 (July 29, 2024). ABA ethics guidance on generative AI tools.
Lawyer judgment is not delegated.
This engagement is not legal representation of the firm’s clients.
I do not claim this prevents malpractice.
Scope
Process
01
A call or meeting. Fit or no-fit, stated plainly.
02
Setup plus 3 hours of training at the firm, on the systems you already use. Longer work is quoted.
03
Policy starter and engagement-letter language the firm can actually use.
04
Email support after the visit. Longer engagements extend that window and are quoted.
05
We meet at least twice a year, and sooner when the tools move. A single training day ages quickly.
Before the visit
How this started
Public tools were useful until a client file needed to go in. Retention toggles on a consumer account were not a system I could stand behind for confidential work. I stood up a private environment on the machines I already used, with folders by matter type, saved prompts, and a rule that the file does not leave the office for a public tool. That is the setup I now bring on-site.
Products
Additional rates, retainers, and the full catalog sit on Platform.
$1,500
For firms that already use ChatGPT. Where output is being trusted too far, and where confidential text should not go.
$3,500–$6,000
A structured review of how the firm is using AI on live work. Distinct from the two-hour session.
2-hour $1,500 · Half-day $3,000
A closed session for the partners who will decide tools, policy, and supervision. No staff.
$4,500 remote
Four 75-minute sessions on research, drafting, records, and ethics. Hybrid quoted.
Standalone lab
Medical records, police records, employee files, chronology, demand-letter first draft, deposition outline, and related PI drafting. Full-day quoted, or an add-on to an on-site visit. Rates also on Platform.
Half-day $3,500 · Written memo $2,500
Compared on the firm’s sample files. The point is not to overbuy a tool the firm does not need.
Half-day $3,000, or $2,000 add-on
How the firm records, describes, and bills time when AI assists the work.
Specialized
I do not invent a public price for this work. Point of contact is Contact or hello@bonnielawconsulting.com.
Quoted
Remote, 2 hours. Someone already pasted records or email into a consumer tool. What to stop, what to document, what to tell the client, and a file memo.
Quoted
Malpractice applications asking how the firm uses AI. A fixed-fee memo.
Quoted
Half-day. D.N.J. GenAI certifications and AEO / confidentiality-order limits. New Jersey-specific.
Quoted
Engagement-letter language and a client FAQ: do not put case facts in ChatGPT.
Quoted
Which tools people actually use. Allow, ban, or replace. Often before setup.
Quoted
Clio, Filevine, Needles, Smokeball. Wire the private environment to how PI files already live.
Quoted
A 60-minute recorded staff module and a one-pager. Sold with Stay-on-Call.
Quoted
Medical records, police records, employee files. Vendor export → index → chronology → inconsistency flags → lawyer review.
Quoted
How to use AI to review video and to produce transcripts from video evidence and from audio. Quoted.
FAQ
No. Firms do not have to buy Viro. 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 can also train on public AI tools; those will not be as confidential as Viro. Consulting is tailoring the environment to legal use and training the firm. The Viro product is built by Viro. The subscription is separate. The subscription is on the Viro page.
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.
A conversation. If it is a fit, setup is $1,000 plus 3 hours of training at the firm. Zoom is available for out-of-state and international firms. I do not travel for that work, and I do not give legal advice outside where I am licensed. Longer work is quoted.
Yes. Tool choice depends on the office. I do not promise a particular vendor stack. I can train on public AI tools as well as Viro.
Three redacted sample files, the current engagement letter, a list of tools already in use, and who will sit in the labs.
I prefer redacted samples. If the firm later uses the environment on live files, that is the firm’s work. Judgment stays with the lawyer.
Redaction is the firm’s work. I can help choose which files will actually test the workflow. We do not use live, unredacted client files as training material.
On-site remains the default for nearby New Jersey work. For out-of-state or international firms, AI training and/or system setup via Zoom is available and quoted in conversation — the same spirit as other custom work. I do not travel out of state or internationally for that work. I cannot provide legal guidance or legal theory for states or countries where I am not an attorney.
No. The system itself is not New Jersey-exclusive; my license is. I am admitted in New Jersey and North Carolina, and this consulting practice is New Jersey-based. I do not give legal advice for jurisdictions where I am not admitted.
On-site work within about 90 minutes of Freehold / Monmouth County is treated as included. The radius, and anything beyond it, are on the Platform page.
No. This engagement is consulting for the firm. It is not legal representation of the firm’s clients.
That is a stop-the-bleeding session: remote, two hours, quoted. What to stop, what to document, what to tell the client, and a file memo. Write for a specialized package, or start from Contact.
Associates may attend. The base price covers up to eight people. Additional attendees are quoted. Full attendee mechanics are on the Platform page.
No. Plum Packet is a separate shop of plain-English New Jersey packets, sold at plumpacket.com. Buying a packet is not hiring this practice, not legal representation, and not a substitute for on-site AI consulting. The catalog is on Plum Packet.
The same questions are collected on the FAQ page.
Custom work
If you need work beyond setup and the published hourly rates, I will quote a specialized package. I will also tell you when this is not the work. Insurance defense and other practices are custom work.