For law firms and in-house teams
Checked before you see it.
Sign-off in minutes.
Stetworth takes matter work end to end and hands it back already reviewed against your standards — with the record of what was checked, what was assumed, and what was corrected.
You weigh the proof and sign off — and more matters get your judgment.
New accounts open in batches, so service quality stays ahead of demand.
The publish gate, as a partner sees it.
What you can hand off
The work that eats an associate's week
and a partner's evening.
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Contract review against your playbook
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Markups and issue lists
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Contract abstraction
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Diligence review
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Transcript and deposition digests
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Research memos
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Closing checklists and schedules
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Client updates and status letters
These aren't templates — and the list isn't the limit.
One task, end to end
Whatever the practice,
the loop is the same.
Mergers & acquisitions
“Go through the target’s customer contracts and tell me which ones need consent before we sign.”
In: the data room’s customer-contract folder, the draft merger agreement, and the signing timeline. Out: a consent schedule, a memo — and this.
The third criterion is the one worth reading. The first pass folded termination rights in with consent requirements; review caught it and split them, because one is a to-do list before signing and the other is a valuation problem.
Standing rules
Your playbook, enforced —
not remembered.
Say a position once — every task after is checked against it.
“Never accept a unilateral indemnity cap without carve-outs for IP infringement and breach of confidentiality.”
Confidentiality and control
What you can
hold us to.
- Work is scoped to the person who submitted it
- Nothing reaches a client, a counterparty, or a court without your sign-off — and silence fails closed
- Connections are yours, and revocable
- The record is the audit trail
Start with the stack
you were going to read tonight.
New accounts open in batches, so service quality stays ahead of demand.