For Small Law Firms

IT that protects privilege.

Everything your firm touches is confidential by duty, not by preference. AveLu secures your email, documents, and devices to the standard your ethical obligations demand and your corporate clients’ security teams expect, at a fixed monthly fee that respects how you bill.

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Why firms your size are in the crosshairs

Your clients now audit you
Corporate clients and insurers send security questionnaires before sending work. A weak answer quietly costs you matters you never knew you were considered for.
Competence includes technology
Bar guidance across the country now treats technology competence and reasonable data-security efforts as part of a lawyer’s professional duty, not an IT department’s problem.
Firms are prime ransomware targets
Deadline pressure plus irreplaceable client files makes law firms disproportionately likely to be attacked and to face breach-notification duties afterward.
The Legal Security Program

Fixed fees. Defined scope. No open-ended hourly billing. You get enough of that.

Step 1 · Confidentiality Gap Assessment
Fixed fee · from $2,500 · 2 to 3 weeks
Where client data actually lives, who can access it, how email and documents are protected, and what a client security questionnaire would flag, all in a report a managing partner can read in fifteen minutes.
Step 2 · Remediation & Secure Configuration
Fixed-fee project · scoped from your assessment
Encrypted email, MFA everywhere, document access by matter and role, secure client file sharing, device protection for attorneys who work everywhere, and a tested backup you will never have to think about.
Step 3 · Ongoing Protection
Managed IT from $150/user/mo + program retainer
Business-hours help desk, 24/7 emergency line, quarterly access reviews, staff phishing training, and ready-to-send answers when a client’s security team comes asking.
Straight talk: no vendor can make your firm "compliant" with the ABA rules or your state bar's technology-competence duty. Those duties belong to the lawyers. What we can do is put the safeguards in place, document them, and hand you the evidence, so that if a client, an insurer, or a disciplinary inquiry asks what you did to protect confidences, you have an answer in writing rather than a memory.
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