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    SBW Law Joins Us as Development Partner for LegalDocs-Assist

    SBW Law, the Liverpool-based law firm and Alternative Business Structure, is now our development partner for LegalDocs-Assist across the housing disrepair and clinical negligence modules.

    CaseFlow Automation21 September 20262 min read
    Illustration of a law firm building and a software company building joined by a handshake, symbolising a development partnership

    SBW Law, the Liverpool-based law firm and Alternative Business Structure, is now our development partner for LegalDocs-Assist across the housing disrepair and clinical negligence modules.

    SBW Law has used the housing disrepair module since June 2026 and is the first firm live on clinical negligence. Under the partnership, their fee earners feed directly into what we build, and changes they ask for reach the live product rather than sit on a roadmap. You can find out more about the firm at sbwlaw.co.uk.

    The clinical negligence module was shaped by that input directly. Most drafting tools score a draft against a Particulars of Claim and Defence, pleadings that pre-issue do not exist yet. The module's Coverage Check instead assesses the case a firm would plead and identifies what is still missing.

    "We agreed to be a development partner because CaseFlow were already behaving like one. Being the first firm on a module is a risk. Being the first firm on a module where your feedback lands the following week is an opportunity."

    Chris Lackner, Director, SBW Law

    Read the full announcement, with quotes from both firms, on the LegalDocs-Assist blog: legaldocs-assist.co.uk/blog/sbw-law-development-partner

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