For Plaintiffs Firms, In-House Counsel & Businesses With Active Litigation

Substantial Briefing For Complex Litigation, On A Flat Fee Per Brief.

Working alongside existing counsel on dismissal motions, discovery disputes, summary judgment, and appeals. Same standard of representation, fundamentally different cost structure.

A short overview from Alec on how the engagement works.

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A direct call with Alec. See if there's a fit for co-counsel briefing on your active matters.

Currently retained by top-tier plaintiffs firms on active matters. Founded by an Ivy League trained Penn Law lawyer building one of the first AI-native complex litigation practices in the country.

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One question to see whether there's a fit.

Tell Alec how you'd describe your side of the matter, leave your details, and pick a time. He reviews every response personally before the call.

Step 1 of 2

Which of the following best describes you?

This tells Alec how the engagement would be structured on your side.

Where should Alec reach you?

He reviews every response personally before the call.

Thank you, there.

Your responses are with Alec. The next step is choosing a time for your Litigation Strategy Session, fifteen to twenty minutes, direct with him.

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Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Bionic Law likely isn’t the right fit.

The practice is calibrated around firms and businesses with active complex litigation, where existing counsel remains in place. Outside those situations, an engagement wouldn’t serve you well, and Alec would rather say so than take the call.

Nothing here is legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created.

The traditional cost structure of complex litigation was built for a different era of legal work.

Complex litigation has always run on substantial briefing. Dismissal motions, discovery disputes, summary judgment, appeals. That work has historically required teams of attorneys billing hundreds of hours per document, which is why litigation costs what it does.

That structure was necessary because volume and complexity demanded it. It isn't anymore. AI-augmented drafting has reached a point where a licensed lawyer using structured legal knowledge bases and multi-stage review can produce high-caliber work product at a fraction of the traditional throughput. Within the co-counsel structure, where existing lead counsel supervises and finalizes, the work product meets the same standard it always did. The cost structure fundamentally changes.

Most firms and businesses are still paying for a structure built for a different era. Bionic Law is designed for the ones ready to operate differently.

Traditional Briefing

The inherited structure

Bionic Law

Co-counsel, flat fee per brief

Billing basis

Hourly, per associate, per revision.

One flat fee per brief, agreed before work begins.

Cost certainty

Estimated ranges, commonly revised upward as the matter develops.

The fee is known at engagement and does not move.

Who drafts

Junior associates, reviewed upward through layers of supervision.

A licensed attorney working through a technology-assisted process.

Revisions

Billed as incurred, at the reviewing lawyer's rate.

Carried within the brief fee.

Delivery timeline

Best-efforts, subject to competing matters in the queue.

Contractually obligated turnaround times, agreed in the engagement.

If the work isn't approved

Hours already incurred are billed regardless.

If your lead counsel doesn't approve the work, you pay nothing.

Capital exposure on contingency

Attorneys’ time fronted against verdicts eighteen months out.

A fixed, known cost per brief at the time of engagement.

Your existing counsel

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Remains lead counsel, supervising and finalizing. Unchanged.

Fee figures are deliberately omitted. Pricing is quoted per brief once the matter and document type are known, on the Litigation Strategy Session.

Client Profiles

Three types of clients Bionic Law is designed to support.

Plaintiffs Firms on Contingency

For firms handling complex litigation on contingency where attorneys’ time locked up in substantial briefing represents capital fronted against verdicts eighteen months out. Bionic Law frees that capital by producing your briefing as high-caliber work product on a flat fee. Your senior lawyers stay focused on strategy and the courtroom. Your firm carries more cases without diluting quality, and stronger work product may improve settlement leverage and case values.

Businesses with Regular Litigation Exposure

For businesses paying six or seven figures annually to outside counsel where most of that spend is going to substantial briefing. Bionic Law works alongside your existing outside counsel to reduce briefing costs without disrupting the relationships you've built. Your lead counsel keeps supervising and finalizing. Your legal budget stretches meaningfully further.

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In-House Counsel Managing Outside Counsel Spend

For in-house counsel responsible for outside litigation budgets who need structural leverage on outside spend. Bionic Law changes the CFO conversation about why litigations cost what they cost: equal or better representation, secured far more cost effectively and on more favorable engagement terms. That holds for a single expensive complex litigation and for a routine annual litigation spend alike. You preserve your firm relationships throughout.

The Process

A lawyer-driven, technology-assisted process. The legal judgment of a licensed attorney is embedded at every stage.

Bionic Law's briefing runs through a five-stage process that concentrates lawyer attention on the stages where judgment matters most, while using AI-augmented workflows to compress the mechanical extraction and structuring that used to require teams of attorneys.

Stage One

Preprocessing

Distilling relevant factual content from case materials, extracting applicable legal principles, and outlining key arguments.

Stage Two

Structured Drafting

AI-augmented drafting using specialized legal knowledge bases and custom prompting frameworks tailored to the specific document type.

Stage Three

Enhanced Review

Every section reviewed and enhanced for argumentation quality, framing, strategic advocacy, and persuasive structure, including citations and the characterization of law and facts.

Stage Four

Strategic Editing

A licensed attorney performs strategic editing, restructuring where the argument calls for it and adding rhetorical polish, key strategic touches, and hidden argumentative edges.

Stage Five

Finalization

A final verification pass against attorney work-product standards and professional responsibility requirements. Available as part of the engagement where the matter calls for it.

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The Symbiosis Model

Bionic Law works alongside your existing counsel. Not in place of them.

Bionic Law is structured as co-counsel or lawyer-to-lawyer services. Your existing outside counsel remains lead counsel on your matters. They continue supervising the work. They continue owning the client relationship. They continue finalizing everything before it reaches the client, opposing counsel, or the court.

What changes is where the drafting work comes from and what it costs. The substantial briefing that historically required a pyramid of associates billing hundreds of hours per document is now produced by Bionic Law at a flat fee. Their team stays focused on strategy, courtroom advocacy, communications with opposing counsel, and the relationship work that determines case outcomes.

Same team. Same client relationships. Fundamentally different cost structure.

The Founder

Alec Willerman

Ivy League trained Penn Law lawyer. Experience in complex litigation at major plaintiffs’ firms. Federal court chambers experience. Led an AI implementation at the American Arbitration Association’s Office of the CEO.

Founded Bionic Law to build one of the first AI-native complex litigation practices in the country from day one. Not a traditional firm bolting AI onto an existing model. A firm structured natively around the new production capability, with the professional responsibility infrastructure to serve complex litigation clients safely.

Licensed in California, Bar No. 363543.

“The standard of the work was never the problem. The cost of producing it was. I built this firm so that clients stop paying for a structure the work no longer requires.”

Alec Willerman Alec Willerman
Founder, Bionic Law

Regulatory Structure

Ensuring excellence and professional responsibility is a top priority.

Bionic Law engagements are structured as co-counsel representations or lawyer-to-lawyer independent contracting services. Existing lead counsel remains in place, and Bionic Law performs work under lead counsel’s supervision.

Bionic Law is licensed to practice law in California. For matters involving other jurisdictions, Bionic Law may be able to practice under supervision of local counsel and/or as per local rules involving pro hac vice admission.

This engagement structure ensures that the dramatic efficiency gains made available by Bionic Law are delivered so as to meet or exceed the high standards of experienced lead counsel already in place.

Commitments

How Bionic Law commits to the work.

Service Satisfaction Policy

If your lead counsel doesn't approve the work quality, you pay nothing. The engagement ends professionally, no obligation to continue.

Contractually Obligated Turnaround

Every engagement includes contractually obligated delivery timelines, agreed before work begins and held to.

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Competitive Flat Fees

Flat fees are set competitively, generally targeting in the ballpark of fifty percent savings against a comparable hourly engagement.