For business owners without in-house counsel
Attorney intelligence.Amplified by AI.
AI can draft the contract. Knowing what to ask, what matters, and what to do next takes judgment. Attorniq turns twenty years of business-law practice into AI-powered systems for entrepreneurs and business owners.
One sentence. No goals, no context, no plan. You get a summary.
- 1UnderstandWhat is the transaction? Who are the parties? What does the business want to accomplish?
- 2Issue spotWhat legal, economic, operational, and strategic issues exist?
- 3AnalyzeWhat obligations, rights, risks, economics, and exposures exist?
- 4PrioritizeWhat is critical, important, negotiable, or acceptable?
- 5NegotiateWhat is the preferred position? What is the fallback? Where is the leverage?
- 6RedraftWhat language should change?
- 7ChallengeWhat would sophisticated opposing counsel say about our position?
- 8VerifyDoes the final document serve the business objective? What requires professional counsel?
There is a third option.
Owners have always had two choices for legal and business questions. Neither was built for how you work now.
Call a lawyer
Right for many matters. But every question and draft is billable, and you often arrive not knowing what to ask.
Handle it yourself
Google, templates, or an AI chat window. Fast, until the model answers the question you asked instead of the one you needed.
Work with judgment
Attorney-developed workflows that run AI the way an experienced lawyer would, and tell you when it's time to bring one in.
The gap isn't access. It's judgment.
Almost any business owner can now open a powerful AI and ask it about a contract. What it doesn't come with is an attorney's experience: what to look for, what's missing, what's acceptable, and what's about to go wrong. Attorniq supplies that experience as a system.
Same task. Different method.
Contract review, with and without Attorniq.
Without Attorniq
“Review this contract.”
You get a summary. Nothing is measured against your business goals, and nobody asks what's missing.
With Attorniq
- UnderstandWhat is the transaction? Who are the parties? What does the business want to accomplish?
- Issue spotWhat legal, economic, operational, and strategic issues exist?
- AnalyzeWhat obligations, rights, risks, economics, and exposures exist?
- PrioritizeWhat is critical, important, negotiable, or acceptable?
- NegotiateWhat is the preferred position? What is the fallback? Where is the leverage?
- RedraftWhat language should change?
- ChallengeWhat would sophisticated opposing counsel say about our position?
- VerifyDoes the final document serve the business objective? What requires professional counsel?
AI runs inside every step. You bring the business context; the workflow brings the judgment.
What are you dealing with?
Attorniq is organized around the situations you actually face, not around legal subjects. Pick one to see how it works.
Is this safe to sign?
Attorniq walks you through
- What the deal is, and what your business needs from it
- Which provisions carry the risk: liability, indemnity, termination, renewal
- What should be in the agreement and isn't
- Which terms to push on, and your fallback for each
Counsel checkpoint. Bring in counsel when the exposure is large relative to your business, or when terms you can't resolve could materially affect it.
Know what you can handle. Know when to call a lawyer.
Attorniq isn't built to replace your lawyer. It's built to make you a more capable owner, and a better client.
Know what you can handle
Routine matters with clear facts and manageable stakes are often within reach when you follow a real process.
Know what to look for
Issue-spotting frameworks show you the provisions, facts, and gaps that matter most.
Know what to ask
Attorney-designed questions surface the information good work depends on, from you and from AI.
Know when to call a lawyer
Every workflow names its escalation points. Telling you when you need counsel is a feature, not a footnote.
The Attorniq system
Education comes first. Each layer builds on the one before it.
Attorniq Business
The flagship program. Learn to run attorney-developed workflows with AI across the situations owners face.
In developmentPlaybooks
Step-by-step workflows to review, negotiate, hire, collect, buy, and sell.
In developmentVault
Attorney-developed templates, document families, and checklists that support each Playbook.
Attorniq AI
Choose an objective and be guided through it. The long-term destination.
Where Attorniq is headed.
Eventually you won't need to think about prompts at all. You'll say what you're working on, and Attorniq will run the workflow.
What are you working on?
- Asks attorney-designed questions
- Gathers the relevant facts
- Requests the right documents
- Identifies missing information
- Clarifies your business objectives
- Identifies legal and business risks
- Runs the right AI workflow
- Produces analysis or work product
- Reviews it adversarially
- Checks consistency
- States assumptions and uncertainties
- Flags what needs qualified counsel
Education first. Platform next.
The progression is deliberate, and each step is announced only when it's real.
Twenty years of judgment, written into a system.
Attorniq was founded by Keenan D. Holmes, Esq., after roughly twenty years advising entrepreneurs and companies: business law, commercial transactions, mergers and acquisitions, contracts, negotiation, employment, dispute strategy, mediation, corporate governance, and outside general counsel work.
AI knows a great deal. What it doesn't know is what to ask, what matters, what's missing, which risks are acceptable, what to negotiate, and when something is wrong. Attorniq encodes that judgment so owners can use it with AI.
Building a team? Share the judgment.
HR, operations, finance, and procurement meet the same situations owners do. Attorniq Teams brings the method to them.
Bring judgment to the work you already do.
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