Professional intelligence requires professional trust.
ChronoLaw is built for confidential legal matters and claim files—with clear data-use limits, verified security controls, HIPAA-ready workflows, and privilege-aware operations. Source-linked outputs support review; they do not replace professional judgment.
Your documents are not training data.
ChronoLaw does not use customer documents or its outputs to train its models, and its model providers are configured not to train on customer data.
Protected in transit, at rest, and in use.
Encryption in transit
Encryption at rest
US-based infrastructure
Authentication and MFA
Passkey / WebAuthn support
Access controls
Audit records
Data-deletion workflows
Deeper technical detail for IT and procurement is available in the security whitepaper.
Built for records containing protected health information.
Litigation and claims files often include PHI. ChronoLaw supports HIPAA-compliant workflows, and a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) is available for organizations that need one. Without a BAA in effect, PHI should not be submitted to the platform.
For BAA execution and HIPAA-related vendor documentation, contact us.
Privilege-aware by design.
ChronoLaw includes a contractual and operational framework—including Supervising Attorney designation and related terms—intended to support attorney-client privilege under a Kovel-style agency structure. That framework is designed to help ChronoLaw sit inside counsel's privileged workflow rather than outside it.
It is a structure intended to support privilege, not an unconditional guarantee that privilege will apply in every matter, jurisdiction, or fact pattern. Counsel remains responsible for privilege analysis on each engagement. See the Terms for the operative Kovel-related provisions.
Review the evidence behind the output.
ChronoLaw links findings, chronology events, and answers back to source documents and pages so professionals can open the underlying evidence and check the record before relying on an output.
Source linking supports professional review. It does not eliminate the professional's duty to verify work before relying on it.
Current compliance status we state publicly
- HIPAA-compliant workflows
- BAA available
We do not publish certification claims on this page beyond the statuses above.
Need security or procurement materials?
Contact us for questionnaires, BAAs, and deeper technical documentation appropriate to your review.