Legal · solo law practice
Blog, draft documents, and win new consultations — solo, but like a team.
- No bandwidth to produce blog/marketing content consistently
- Drafting contracts and legal documents is repetitive
- New-consultation intake and replies stretch you thin
Recommended AI team
Content Marketer
Legal blog, card news
Documents
Contract and document drafts
Intake/Sales
Cold email, consultation info, landing
Real work cases
Publish a practice-area blog
- In DoDone
- Legal-blog work app for practice-area legal info posts
- Output
- Legal blog drafts
You need a contract/document draft
- In DoDone
- Contracts work app for a clause-structured draft; back it with real-time web search
- Output
- Contract/document draft (docx)
Win new consultations
- In DoDone
- One-page site for a consultation landing + cold-email outreach
- Output
- Consultation landing + cold email
You need consultation-prep research
- In DoDone
- Real-time web search for precedents/sources, then summarize into a document
- Output
- Research summary document
Recommended work apps
Legal Blog
Practice-area legal info posts
Contracts
Contract and document drafts
One-page Site
Consultation-intake landing
Cold Email
New-consultation outreach
Card News
Legal insight content
All work apps are free while you're subscribed to DoDone.
Feature setup
- Add practice areas, intake process, and fees to company knowledge
- Tone rule: avoid definitive legal-advice phrasing (state it's informational)
- Top-tier model for documents/contracts, cheap for blog/summaries
- Use real-time web search for precedents and sources
- Connect Gmail/Calendar for consultation scheduling
Get-started checklist
Day 1 · 30 min today
- Onboard + add practice areas
- Generate one legal blog post
- One contract draft
Week 1 · first week
- Consultation landing + send cold email
- Blog posting schedule
- One research summary
Estimated monthly cost
$10 subscription + AI usage (billed to your own API key)
AI usage (est.)
$10–30
Monthly total
~$20–40 / month
Low, doc/content-focused. Legal judgments and final documents must be reviewed by a lawyer.