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There's a better way to practice.

FirstLast.AI is building the AI-native legal services platform.

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Why join

A small founding network of mission-aligned lawyers.

We're selecting the first cohort now. Selection is for mission alignment, not credentials.

We want lawyers who believe legal services should reach the people priced out of them today — and who want to help build the company that gets them there.

If you believe the practice of law is being rebuilt around AI in the next ten years — and you want to be one of the builders, not the ones disrupted — apply below.

The specifics — what the platform does, how it works, and what we're asking of the founding network — are discussed when we talk.

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What the platform does

Three things, every day.

  1. 01

    Clients arrive prepared.

    Story, timeline, facts, documents — organized before the first call.

  2. 02

    Every channel becomes one memory.

    Email, text, phone, Zoom — every conversation captured, summarized, action items extracted for you and the client. Nothing slips between sessions.

  3. 03

    The operational layer runs itself.

    Calendar, document prep, filing-rule compliance, citation cross-checks. You review and approve, you don't pull together.

A typical day

A day in the life.

  1. 07:30

    You open your laptop. The companion has already summarized overnight emails from clients across four matters, flagged two filing deadlines moving up, and drafted three responses for your review.

  2. 09:00

    You meet a new client over Zoom. The conversation is transcribed live. By the end of the call, the client has a to-do list, you have a case packet, and the next steps are on both your calendars.

  3. 11:00

    A document arrives via email. It's ingested automatically, summarized against the case memory, flagged as relevant to the protective-order matter you're working on. A draft response is in your queue.

  4. 14:00

    You ask the companion: “What's slipping on the Rodriguez matter?” It surfaces the three things you forgot about and the one thing the opposing counsel hasn't replied to. You decide what to do. It executes.

  5. 18:00

    Filing prep for tomorrow morning. The companion has assembled the exhibit appendix, redacted privileged sections, formatted to court rules, and run a citation cross-check. You review the PDF, approve, file.

Strategy was your job. Everything else, the platform handled.

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Founder

Built by someone who's been the person without a lawyer.

I lived an immigration crisis and built my own EB-1A petition in 30 days. USCIS approved it. Friends and classmates in their own legal crises came to me. I built AI workflows that helped them — across immigration, civil matters, and trial preparation.

FirstLast.AI is what those workflows become at the scale of a real platform, with a real network of lawyers who want to do this work the right way.

— Zeeshan Shaikh, founder

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Small. Selective. Mission-first.

I read every application personally and reach out to applicants I'd like to talk to.

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