Restrict each agent to approved clients, cases, workspaces, and document sets.
Case walls are built in: the agent can only ever reach the one engagement it serves.
Keep client cases separate and control agents handling privileged, confidential, and court-sensitive information.
Law firms and legal-service providers must prevent information from crossing clients, cases, ethical walls, and geographic boundaries. Agents can make this harder because they retrieve and synthesize information across many systems.
matter-agent, for a matter team member: one search, and it stops at the wall.
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RESOLVED SCOPE · the matters this person is assigned to, and no othersDraft advice to the client, built from the three matters aboveOutlook
Example matters. The walls, assignments and reviewers are the ones you set.
Case walls are built in: the agent can only ever reach the one engagement it serves.
Screened attorneys’ agents inherit the screen — conflicts law expects the wall to hold for automation too.
Contract reviewers and experts get exactly the documents their role requires, for exactly as long as they hold it.
Capability tiers separate suggesting from acting, so a research assistant never quietly becomes a filing agent.
Filing and sending are their own actions. Granted to attorneys and not to the agent, so anything reaching a court or a client is an attorney’s act.
Work product carries its research trail — the sources, the agent steps, and the attorney whose authority it ran on.
Explore the context attached to every request.
matter-agent has a defined purpose and a bounded set of tools.
The request acts for matter team member, using that person’s permissions.
The policy applies to the requested action within Matter files, before the tool executes.
Research agents work within the case’s files and approved sources, citing what informed each conclusion.
Review agents flag off-playbook terms for a lawyer rather than accepting them, case by case.
Discovery agents stay inside the assigned hold and reviewer group, keeping collection and review defensible.
Intake agents sort and route new requests without reaching into confidential advice or unrelated cases.
Knowledge agents use approved precedents and templates while client-confidential material stays walled off.
Preparation agents build from the case record; filing and service are not actions they hold, so an attorney does both.
Yes — as a drop-in layer, not a replacement. Case files stay in the document system you run today; Fabriq sits between agents and it, deciding per request which case’s documents each agent can reach and what it may do with them.
Every generated document carries its sources, the agent actions that produced it, and the attorney whose authority it ran on. If a court or client asks how a conclusion was reached, the firm answers from the record.
Revoke their session and their agents lose access immediately — while the trail of what those agents did stays intact for file handoffs.
Yes. Reach resolves from the person the agent works for: an associate’s agent sees their cases, a screened lawyer’s agent inherits the ethical wall, and temporary reviewers get narrow, time-limited access that ends with the engagement.
Yes — drafting and research are granted while sends and edits to the record are not, so those never appear in the agent’s tool list. The verdicts are logged either way.
No — credentials live in the vault and attach server-side per call; nothing sits in prompts, macros, or on laptops.