Notice · Counsel Commons™ is a software marketplace for legal-business-management tools, not a law firm and not a consultancy. Tools (prompt libraries, skills, and agents) are not professional advice and are not vetted by Counsel Commons™ for accuracy. Outputs require professional review before any firm-affecting action.
The automation marketplace for legal industry professionals.
AI automation tools and services for attorneys, legal ops, IT, knowledge management, marketing, strategy, pricing, and more. Built by legal industry professionals for legal industry professionals. Browse below, or describe what you're trying to achieve more efficiently.
Tools for non-attorneys: you set the price ($7 minimum) and keep 70%. Payment processing fees come out of your share.
Tools for attorneys: a one-time listing fee ($35 for attorneys, $25 for paralegals, less for attorneys licensed outside the US), then you keep 100% of each sale less payment processing fees. Anyone can buy them; buyers who aren't verified attorneys accept a short risk waiver first.
Services: legal engineers pay a profile fee (free through 2026, then $50 for the first 3-month period and $25/month thereafter), and Counsel Commons™ takes no commission on their work. Firms pay engineers directly or through Escrow.com.
Reads a folder and returns a chronological fact brief you can reason from: timeline with exact dates, actors, document inventory, factual anchors, and communication history, every entry citing its source file. Counts the corpus before reading and ends on what the record does not cover.
Stress-test a lateral hire deal before the hiring and compensation committees makes their call. This tool models a haircut against the lateral's stated book, ramp, realization, and the break-even portability the lateral must transition to net positive. No PII required.
Interactive browser-based teaching simulator for law firm profitability. Teaches the unified framework — 5 levers × 5 levels × 3 cost layers — in 11 interactive modules. Built for law firm leaders, pricing teams, legal ops, and students. Hosted on CounselCommons.com.
Generates realistic synthetic law firm time-and-billing data — time entries with UTBMS codes, expenses, and invoice/payment records — for testing, demos, training, and pricing-skill development.
Generates realistic synthetic case-and-billing data for plaintiff / contingency-fee firms — PI, employment, civil rights, class action, mass tort, qui tam, ERISA. Models recoveries, cost advances, referral splits, liens, and intake-source economics. For testing AI without using real firm data.
Test whether a fixed-fee or productized offer adds value before you launch it. Models the hourly clients it cannibalizes, new clients, capacity, competitive erosion and cash, with the formula behind every number. Runs in your browser.
Jurisdiction-neutral. Built for U.S. law firms; figures in U.S. dollars.
Compares how the same term is defined across your templates and shows which version has a basis in your controlling documents, not just which appears most often. Also catches dead cross-references, word-versus-numeral mismatches, and undefined defined terms within each form. Word memo output.
This is a skill that is purely for comic relief. It turns any request into legalese. Take something mundane and complicate and formalize it with legalese! Have fun!
Turns personal injury case records into a demand letter draft, with real damages math, a liability narrative, and a verification pass built in, not just a prompt
Hosted browser simulator that models partner pay under several competing compensation-system designs, side by side, for defense, transactional, and hourly-billing law firms. Includes a variant for firms with contingent / success-fee revenue. NOT a plaintiffs / contingency-firm comp model.
Test a pay-equity analysis, prototype a comp dashboard, demo a reporting tool, or model a compensation-system change — without ever touching real, confidential firm data. Every gap and channel in the synthetic panel is dialed in by you and recorded in a ground-truth manifest.
Regression-based partner pay equity audit for law firms. Runs the standard toolkit — unadjusted gap, specification curve, Oaxaca-Blinder, quantile and panel models, intersectional analysis — adapted to lockstep, modified-lockstep, or eat-what-you-kill systems. Excel + optional Word memo.
An interactive browser-based strategy exercise for firm leaders. Rehearse a compressed multi-year sequence of consequential decisions under uncertainty, then receive some personalized guidance and reflection on the gap between your decisions and what they actually optimized for.
This skill is a structured analyzer for lawyers professional liability (LPL) insurance — also called legal malpractice insurance or "E&O" coverage. It's built for U.S. law firms facing a moment where they need to understand what's in a policy or what's different between options.