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Configure your practice
We onboard one practice group and define the sources, jurisdictions, clients, industries and topics that matter.
Client content for law firms
Turn legal developments into client-ready insights. Faster.
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New legal development
SEC adopts amendments affecting private fund reporting
Delaware/Investment Management
How Katrina works
From legal development to publishable draft.
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Monitor what matters
Katrina continuously surfaces relevant developments from the courts, regulators and sources your practice follows.
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Choose what's worth publishing
Review the source, summary and why the development may matter to your clients.
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Generate the first draft
Katrina creates a firm-specific article or client-alert draft based on your audience, style and previous content.
Before Katrina
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Developments get missed
Lawyers and marketing teams have to manually keep track of regulatory changes, court decisions, and other developments worth writing about.
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Content starts too late
By the time someone identifies an opportunity, assigns it internally, and gets a lawyer to draft it, the development may already be old news.
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Lawyers do the heavy lifting
High-value lawyers spend non-billable time researching developments, drafting first versions, and coordinating with marketing.
With Katrina
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Relevant developments surface automatically
Katrina identifies developments that match your firm’s practices, clients, and content strategy.
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Your firm’s angle is already there
Katrina understands what your firm writes about, how it writes, and which developments are worth commenting on.
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Client-ready drafts in your firm’s voice
Turn a relevant development into a tailored article draft quickly—ready for lawyer review instead of starting from a blank page.
Built for your practice
Generic AI can write. Katrina knows what your firm should be writing about.
Katrina is configured around the way your practice group monitors, evaluates and communicates legal developments.
Your sources
The courts, regulators and publications your lawyers trust.
Your jurisdictions
The legal markets and regulatory regimes relevant to your practice.
Your clients
The industries, businesses and audiences your team advises.
Your voice
The style, structure and tone of your firm's existing articles.
Why it matters
Publish more. Spend less lawyer time getting there.
FASTER
Move from development to first draft while the issue is still timely.
MORE CONSISTENT
Keep your practice visible without relying on lawyers finding spare time to write.
LESS LAWYER TIME
Reduce the monitoring, research and first-draft work that falls on partners, associates and juniors.
Contact Katrina
Talk to us about your practice.
Tell us which practice group you're focused on, and we'll be in touch.