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Client confidentiality isn't a policy. It's your license.
From solo practitioners in Buckhead to multi-partner firms in Woodstock and Decatur, we've built our practice around the one thing every Atlanta law firm has in common: a breach doesn't just cost you money, it costs you the trust your license runs on.
Direct answerMost IT companies treat a law firm like any other small business. We don't. Client confidentiality, trust accounting, and malpractice coverage all depend on systems most firms have never had properly reviewed. We build around that reality, not a generic checklist.
What's included
Built around your ethical duty
Georgia's Rules of Professional Conduct hold you responsible for safeguarding client confidences. We build the technical safeguards that make that duty something you can actually meet, not just claim.
E-discovery ready systems
Defensible backups and a real chain of custody for digital evidence, so a discovery request doesn't turn into a scramble.
Malpractice carrier questionnaires, answered honestly
MFA, endpoint detection, incident response: the things your carrier's renewal form asks about, verified and documented, not guessed at.
Trust account security
Payment and trust-account systems locked down and PCI-aware, the way we rebuilt Gleichman Law Firm's from the ground up.
Who this is for
- You handle privileged client communications and can't risk a breach becoming a bar complaint
- Your malpractice carrier's renewal questionnaire asks about MFA or EDR, and nobody can answer with confidence
- You've never actually tested whether an e-discovery request could be fulfilled defensibly
- You're a solo practitioner or small firm without the budget for an in-house IT hire, but too much on the line to go without one
Case Study
Gleichman Law Firm, Woodstock, GA
An outdated network, weak security putting PCI compliance at risk, and a pile of overpriced, redundant services. We rebuilt the firm's infrastructure from the ground up, cut daily friction for staff, and brought them meaningfully closer to PCI compliance on their trust-account systems.
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