Client confidentiality,
guaranteed by technology.
The AI doesn’t train on client materials, case data is stored first on the legal professional’s desktop, and any external delivery always passes through professional approval. Designed to align with data protection law and KISA standards.
Four security principles.
Case materials (PDFs, recordings, evidence) are stored first on the legal professional’s desktop app. Cloud sync runs only when explicitly enabled, on a per-matter basis. Matters can be reviewed and drafts written even offline.
The AI never sends anything to clients, courts, or outside parties automatically. Every external deliverable (report, brief, contract) passes through an explicit professional approval step. The last click of any automation is always made by a human.
Citations to case law and statutes are generated only from results pulled directly from official legal databases (Supreme Court, national statute, and constitutional decision sources). Answers without a citable basis are refused outright.
External AI models are called only under a Zero Data Retention agreement. Case materials are never used to train models and are not retained after inference.
Configured per matter.
Choose a cloud sync policy per matter, based on how sensitive the case is.
Local → cloud, one way. For backup and sharing. The most conservative default.
Cloud → local, one way. For importing a matter created by another professional.
Two-way, real time. For matters worked on as a team.
Fully local. Never goes to the cloud. For highly sensitive matters.
What flows where.
| Source | Destination | What is sent |
|---|---|---|
| Professional’s desktop | MeshLaw gateway (Seoul) | Auth token + AI request (includes case context) |
| MeshLaw gateway | External AI model (ZDR-contracted provider) | AI inference request (ZDR, not used for training) |
| MeshLaw gateway | Supreme Court / national statute info | Case-law and statute search queries (no case materials) |
| Court e-filing system | Professional’s desktop | Filed directly with the professional’s certificate (does not pass through MeshLaw servers) |
E-filing is done directly from the desktop with the professional’s certificate and does not pass through MeshLaw servers.
Aligned with local standards.
Documents for legal-team review.
We provide the standard documents needed when evaluating adoption. Our sales team sends them when you inquire about adoption.
Standard processing agreement + ZDR addendum. The form can be amended after legal-team review.
Request →Details on encryption, access control, audit logging, and incident response. For legal and IT teams to review.
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