Using AI for legal questions?
It can be used against you.
Everything you type into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini about your lawsuit, your legal situation, or your case strategy can be demanded by the other side in court. LitigationVault.ai is the fix.
Designed by lawyers. Your AI conversations are vaulted under attorney-client privilege and reviewed by a licensed U.S. attorney.
The Problem
A court just said your AI conversations are fair game
If you're involved in a lawsuit — or think you might be — and you've been using ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI to ask legal questions, here's what you need to know:
In February 2026, a federal judge ruled that everything you type into a public AI tool about your legal situation can be demanded by the other side's lawyers and used against you in court.
United States v. Heppner, No. 1:25-cr-00503 (S.D.N.Y. Feb. 2026)The Solution
LitigationVault.ai makes your AI conversations privileged
When you use AI through our platform, your conversations are vaulted — securely stored, encrypted, and protected by attorney-client privilege.
The court said privilege could still apply if AI is used "at the direction of counsel" inside a "confidential system with proper safeguards." That's exactly what LitigationVault.ai is.
How It Works
Four steps. That's it.
Whether you're an individual or a law firm, the process is simple.
Sign up
Create your account and sign the retainer agreement for vaulting services. Takes 2 minutes.
→Pick your AI
Choose Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or a private model. Ask any question about your legal situation.
→Get your answer
The AI gives you its analysis with a clear note: this is computer-generated, not legal advice.
→Attorney reviews
Your assigned attorney reviews the vaulted conversation. You get notified when they do.
What You Get
Everything that makes it work
Your conversations are vaulted
Every AI chat is encrypted, stored securely, and accessible only to you and your assigned attorney.
A real attorney on your account
A licensed U.S. attorney is assigned to your account under a retainer agreement. Their involvement is what makes privilege work.
Choose your AI model
Use Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or a privately-hosted model. Different AI, same protection.
Review notifications
When your attorney reviews your vaulted information, you get notified. You always know the status of your vault.
Clio billing integration
For law firms: attorney review time is automatically tracked and synced to Clio.
Court-ready audit trail
If privilege is ever challenged, the vault produces a complete record of who asked what, when, and which attorney directed it.
Your AI, Your Choice
Pick the model you trust.
All models accessed through secure enterprise APIs — never public consumer apps.
Pricing
Simple plans. Real protection.
Individuals get an assigned attorney. Law firms invite their clients.
Individual
$50
per month
- ✓Assigned U.S.-licensed attorney
- ✓Retainer agreement for vaulting
- ✓Choose any AI model
- ✓Unlimited vaulted conversations
- ✓Notified when attorney reviews
- ✓Attorney follow-up billed separately
Law Firm — Standard
$250
per month · up to 20 clients
- ✓Invite clients via email or text
- ✓Review queue with urgency flags
- ✓Clio integration for time billing
- ✓All AI models available
- ✓Privilege audit reports
- ✓Engagement letter templates
Law Firm — Scale
$1,000
per month · up to 500 clients
- ✓Everything in Standard
- ✓Up to 500 clients invited
- ✓Priority support
- ✓Custom firm branding
- ✓Advanced analytics dashboard
- ✓Dedicated account manager
Questions people ask
What does "vaulting" mean?+
When you use AI through LitigationVault.ai, every conversation is encrypted and securely stored in your personal vault. Your assigned attorney has access to review it. This creates the legal foundation for attorney-client privilege.
Why can't I just use ChatGPT directly?+
Because a federal court ruled that anything you type into a public AI tool can be demanded by the opposing side in a lawsuit. LitigationVault.ai routes your questions through secure enterprise APIs with zero data retention, under the direction of your attorney.
Is the AI giving me legal advice?+
No. The AI is a computer program that gives you its analysis based on a pre-trained model. Every response includes a clear disclaimer. Your assigned attorney provides the actual legal guidance.
What does the $50/month include?+
A retainer agreement for vaulting services, an assigned U.S.-licensed attorney, access to all AI models, unlimited vaulted conversations, and notifications when your attorney reviews your information.
How does this work for law firms?+
Law firms sign up for a Standard or Scale plan. You invite your clients via email or text. They access your firm's secure AI workspace, choose their AI model, and ask questions. All conversations are vaulted for your review.
Is this really legally protected?+
LitigationVault.ai is designed to satisfy the conditions for attorney-client privilege based on current legal standards, including the Kovel doctrine and ABA Model Rule 1.6(c). However, this is an evolving area of law.
Stop risking your privilege.
Start vaulting today.
Every day you use public AI for legal questions is a day your legal strategy is exposed.
Cancel anytime. No long-term contracts. Retainer agreement included.