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IP Management · Drafting
Structured AI patent drafting (Ingenia) for applications and invention disclosures.
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No-code legal app builder that lets legal aid organizations, courts, and law firms create guided interview tools and automated document assembly applications without programming.
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IP Management · Drafting
Structured AI patent drafting (Ingenia) for applications and invention disclosures.
Hands-on review pending
IP Management · Drafting
Word-native AI patent assistant for drafting, prosecution, and portfolio work.
Hands-on review pending
Drafting · Litigation & eDiscovery
Microsoft Word add-in that provides real-time, AI-powered editing feedback on legal briefs, motions, and memos to improve clarity and persuasion.
Hands-on review pending
Community.lawyer launched as a no-code platform specifically designed for legal professionals to build guided interview applications and automated document assembly tools. The platform later rebranded as Afterpattern and was subsequently acquired by NetDocuments, which integrated its core app-building technology as PatternBuilder within its cloud-based legal content management platform. The community.lawyer domain continues to operate and the platform remains in use by thousands of legal aid organizations, courts, and law firms.
The platform allows attorneys and legal professionals to create branching interview workflows that collect client information and generate completed legal documents automatically. Users can build applications using a visual editor without writing code, upload Microsoft Word templates, and deploy finished apps to client-facing portals. Afterpattern is built on top of Docassemble, an open-source expert system, with a simplified interface layered on top for non-technical users.
The primary users of the platform are legal aid organizations seeking to extend their capacity to serve more clients through self-help tools, courts building public-facing guided forms, and law firms automating repetitive document preparation tasks. Many state and local bar associations have also deployed Afterpattern-built applications to provide free self-help resources to unrepresented litigants.
The platform's differentiation lies in its legal-sector specificity — unlike general-purpose no-code builders, Afterpattern was designed around the document assembly and guided interview patterns most common in legal practice, with community-sharing features that allow organizations to discover and adapt apps built by others in the legal aid network.
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