01The starting point
Understanding a firm with no AI in place
I’ve worked with firms that had no AI in place, looking at their existing processes and deciding where to begin.
LEGAL EDGE CONSULTINGAbout Atif
Atif Ullah.
Legal AI Consultant.
I help law firms work out where to use AI and put it into practice.
I’ve worked in litigation for over 15 years, including as a head of department. Alongside that experience, I have a BSc in Computer Science. I understand how solicitors work, the pressure on a litigation team and what it takes to run a department.
I’ve implemented AI in my own business and litigation work, and helped law firms start with no AI in place. My team and I can help with choosing tools, setting them up and training staff to use and check them.
Arrange a discovery callMy implementation experience
I know what it takes
to get started.
Over 15years in litigation, including department leadership
I’ve had to make AI work in my own business and litigation work. I’ve also helped firms introduce it where there were no tools or established ways of using it.
The work has included identifying the tasks worth changing and implementing tools that improved efficiency and accuracy. Staff also needed help using those tools in the course of a working day. A successful setup has to account for both.
I’ve trained teams to check sources and recognise hallucinations: answers that sound convincing but are wrong. That means checking facts and references, noticing what’s missing and deciding what can be used. Those checks belong in the working process from the start.
My Computer Science background helps me assess the technology and how it fits with existing systems. My team and I can support the whole process, from the first assessment to implementation across the business. We look for cost-effective ways to reduce repetitive work and make better use of your team’s time.
What I’ve helped firms do
Help with the work
behind the software.
Introducing AI involves decisions about how work gets done as well as which tools to buy.
02The implementation
Building AI into everyday legal work
I’ve put tools into use that improved efficiency and accuracy, and helped teams fit them into their existing work.
03The people
Training for better use and careful review
I’ve trained users to recognise unreliable answers, check the supporting material and keep professional judgement involved.
Qualifications
My education in
technology and law.
My studies cover computer systems, how organisations use technology and the foundations of law.
Computer Science
The technical background I draw on when assessing software and how systems work together.
Information Systems,
Organisations and Management
Study of how people and organisations adopt and use information systems.
Graduate Diploma in Law
A law conversion qualification, alongside my experience working in litigation.
Legal Edge Consulting Ltd was incorporated in 2025 and provides AI consultancy, implementation and training for law firms. We do not provide legal advice.
What you can expect
How my team and I
work with you.
We listen first
We ask your team to show us how the work is done and where it gets difficult or takes too long.
We make the case
We explain what the proposed change involves, what it will cost and how we’ll assess whether it helps.
We deliver the work
We can set up and test the tools, support rollout and train your people to use them.
We help you improve
We can stay involved to answer questions, fix problems and improve the process as your team uses it.
Your next step
A conversation about
your firm.
Tell us what you want to improve and ask us about AI. We can discuss the options and what each would involve.
Arrange an introductory callStart a conversation
What could AI do
for your firm?
Tell us which tasks take too much time, what software you use and what you would like to change.
For law firms of every size, across the UK.