Employment · Personnel files in-house
Personnel files are the last thing to put in a cloud.
Employment matters turn on personnel records, internal investigations and correspondence — material that is sensitive for the client and the employees in it.
What an employment matter needs read
Where the timeline and the policy meet the correspondence.
Timeline across the file
Performance history, complaints, protected activity and adverse actions in order — because proximity is the argument.
Policy against practice
What the handbook says, checked against what the correspondence shows actually happened.
State-by-state requirements
Wage and hour, leave and notice obligations differ sharply by state, and the analysis follows the forum.
Agreements and covenants
Arbitration clauses, class waivers and restrictive covenants located and read across the employment population.
What stays true on every matter
These do not change by practice area, firm size, or the question asked.
Bring an investigation file.
Internal investigations are the clearest case: high sensitivity, high volume, and a timeline that decides the matter.
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The answers below are specific to this page’s subject.
Can it handle a whole employee population?
Yes — agreements and policies across an employer, which is where systematic problems like an unsigned arbitration clause become visible.
Does it cover both plaintiff and defence work?
The reading is the same. The playbook and the analysis follow the side you are on.
What about employee personal data?
It stays on the firm's hardware. No vendor receives personnel records, which is the usual obstacle to using AI on this material at all.
Does it know state wage and hour rules?
State-specific requirements are held in the local corpus and applied by forum rather than generically.
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