Aretech is a team of engineers and operators that builds custom AI workflow automation for boutique consumer bankruptcy and estate planning firms. Every build runs on your stack, passes your attorney's review, and becomes your firm's property.
Boutique consumer bankruptcy and estate planning firms
The software your firm already has
Your firm: code, data, workflows, documentation
Your attorney, on everything the system produces
Aretech builds only for boutique consumer bankruptcy and estate planning firms, because their flat fees reward every hour a workflow saves. A flat fee for a Chapter 7, a Chapter 13, or an estate plan stays the same when the work takes longer. So every hour the workflows absorb stays with your firm.
What we are
Among law firm AI companies, legal automation companies, and AI consultants for law firms, Aretech is a builder of firm-owned systems, not a software subscription. The AI systems for law firms that our team builds always follow three layers, in this order.
Your practice-management system, petition or drafting software, storage, and phones agree on one record per client.
Custom AI agents for law firms read that record and work to your firm's own rules.
The document chase, intake capture, and first drafts from your own templates run end to end.
Five operating principles hold on every build
Your firm owns what we build.
The system runs on the software you already have.
Hosted frontier models do the AI work.
There are no seats and no renewals.
An attorney reviews everything, and nothing the system builds signs, files, submits, or decides anything legal.
That makes these AI agents for lawyers a capacity tool, never a legal decision maker.
Aretech is AI for boutique law firms. The fit is specific.
at boutique consumer bankruptcy and estate planning firms.
Aretech is delivered by Liberate Labs, the company our CTO has led since 2022. Our legal entity is Liberate IT Consulting LLC d/b/a Aretech, and we are based in New York.
You meet the people who do the work, by name.
How far a lawyer must go to check an outside service depends in part on "the education, experience and reputation of the nonlawyer".
Comment [3] to ABA Model Rule 5.3Jihad leads the technical side of every build, from the data layer to the weekly demo.
Pratyush is your day-to-day contact, from the workflow mapping session through handover.
Behind both founders sits a wider team. The Aretech team has deployed AI systems inside organizations like Amazon, MIT, and Y Combinator-backed startups. Our workflows are built alongside a team of practicing attorneys.
You work with the same Aretech people from the first session to handover, plus a lead engineer during the build. Each stage names who leads it or what it produces.
A free conversation about your firm and its one constraint, then a whiteboard of your current process and the future state in three layers. The workflow map is yours to keep.
Jihad maps what gets built, in what order, on which of your systems.
A weekly demo that is "30 minutes of working software, not a status report".
Documentation at handover, then maintenance for up to 60 days, customized per engagement.
On the Aretech team, the builder and the checker are never the same person, and that covers AI-generated work an engineer supervises. Every component goes through internal review and QA. Your firm then signs it off before the next component starts.
You can check every claim on this page before you commit. The proof sits in four places.
The Aretech engagement runs in fixed stages, from the workflow mapping session to the maintenance window. Agreements come before kickoff, the build runs in components, and a propose-only pilot with QA comes before handover.
Each stage is laid out step by step in our guide to how a firm automation project is delivered.
Aretech's implementation agreement lists what the system will never do.
An attorney approves what leaves your firm. The system lives in your firm's own cloud account. Hosted frontier models do the AI work, so client content passes through the model provider's API.
Per-firm isolation is written policy, and no firm's data trains anything.
The full data path and its controls are on our page about law firm automation data security.
Aretech scores each tool and approach that firms ask about on a published rubric. That rubric is built on what matters most to boutique law firms, and our CTO is one of the evaluators.
We publish the method for how we evaluate law firm automation tools.
The document chase, intake capture, and first drafts around your Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 checklists. Those workflows know the document classes your pre-filing team handles every day.
You keep your petition software, and we automate around it. The system never prepares or files a petition: your attorney reviews and files.
Bankruptcy firm workflow automation →The attorney chooses the provisions and approves every draft.
Estate planning law practice automation →