Page White Farrer advises clients across AI, software, semiconductors, electronics, telecommunications and other deep-technology sectors. Many clients have established preferences for specifications, terminology and drafting structure, and different technology areas call for their own approaches, so consistency of quality and style is essential.
After an extensive evaluation of AI tools, the firm’s aim was not to automate legal judgement but to speed up the preparation of high-quality first drafts.
The firm quickly identified templating as one of the most important requirements for successful AI adoption. Solve’s custom templates let attorneys build client-specific requirements, preferred drafting approaches and firm-wide best practices into the drafting process, and Page White Farrer has built a library of templates for different clients and technology areas.
Templates also make adoption easier for attorneys with different levels of AI experience: structured workflows and familiar outputs mean nobody has to become an expert in prompting. The platform was first deployed in the firm’s technology-focused patent teams, with Solve providing training, template configuration and ongoing support, and attorney feedback shaping the templates.
“We were particularly impressed by Solve’s templating capabilities, which allow us to move from an initial claim set to a reviewable first draft of a patent application much more efficiently while maintaining consistency and technical accuracy.”
By cutting the time spent on first drafts, attorneys can focus on inventor discussions, technical analysis, claim strategy and client collaboration. The firm has been able to roll out AI-assisted drafting across a broader group of attorneys while keeping a consistent approach to quality.
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