Customized legal AI and automation for law firms.
I am Christian Frank, an attorney. I build the systems my own firms run on, and I build them for other firms through consultancy. Every engagement is scoped to the practice in front of me.
I build the system around your practice.
Virtualaw is a consultancy. I design and build AI and automation systems for law practices: intake that files itself, documents that draft and go out for signature, client messaging that runs under playbooks, and a supervised agent that proposes work and waits for a lawyer to approve it.
Each engagement starts with your practice, not with a package. Some firms need one pipeline fixed. Some need the whole operating layer built. The work is scoped to what the firm actually needs, and no two engagements are the same.
That is why there is no price on this page. A number attached to unscoped work would be a guess, and I do not sell guesses. Tell me what you are trying to solve and I will write you a proposal for exactly that.
Virtualaw OS, the system behind my own firms.
Virtualaw OS is the software my three firms run on. One install holds the matters, the clients, the documents, the communications, and the numbers, with a supervised AI layer working under attorney approval. It exists, it runs every day, and it is the reference for everything I build for other firms.
My own firms are the evidence.
Everything below is mine: my firms, my numbers, my staff. It is a record, not a promise of what your firm will do.
Three firms, three countries
One Virtualaw OS install runs three law firms and three teams, in three countries.
A firm from zero
One firm launched in August 2025 with no clients and reached three million dollars in fees collected in its first year.
Fifteen people to three
Support work that once took fifteen people in one building is handled by three, working remotely.
Remote since 2007
I have practiced law remotely since 2007, before it had a name.
What a firm’s front door can look like.
Everything below is a property I designed, built, and run. Different audiences, different design systems, one spine underneath. Each tile is drawn in that property’s own visual language, which is the point: your firm’s face does not have to look like anyone else’s.
// twelve tiles, twelve design systems, one builder.
Everything I build gets written up in the Nexus.
Virtualaw Nexus is the community and the documentation layer. Build logs, write-ups, and a room full of lawyers putting automation to work. If you are not ready to talk about an engagement, this is the open door.
Tell me what your practice needs.
Every proposal is written individually, after a conversation about your firm.