How do you handle attorney-client privilege?

For sensitive matters we set up the private path — AI running in your own environment, so case data never leaves it. For Claude API usage, we use enterprise data handling — prompts are not used for training — and structure interactions to preserve privilege.

Is this compliant with bar rules?

We design around the ABA Model Rules — 1.1 competence, 1.6 confidentiality, 5.3 supervision of non-lawyer assistants. Every AI output is reviewable by the attorney of record, and we provide documentation for your state bar's requirements — but you and your ethics counsel make the call.

Can this write briefs or contracts autonomously?

It drafts them — you review, edit, and approve before anything leaves the firm. We design systems so attorneys remain the authors of record. No ghost-authoring by AI.

What practice-management systems do you work with?

Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, Filevine, iManage, NetDocuments, and custom setups. Integration complexity varies by platform — we scope it per system during the free consult or AI Audit.

Can the research tool invent cases?

The research tools we set up are retrieval-based — they cite only from your verified knowledge base plus public legal sources, with source links on every citation. Attorneys still verify, but this eliminates the category of AI hallucinating fictional case names.

Do I have to commit to a long contract?

No. Everything is month-to-month, and audits and workshops are one-off fixed fees. Your templates, playbooks, and tools stay with you either way.

What does Global Innovation Group do?

Global Innovation Group helps small business owners learn and apply AI. That means three things: plain-English training and workshops on today's AI tools, hands-on builds — automations, CRM cleanup, document workflows — wired into your business, and playbooks so you own and run what we set up. It's affordable, month-to-month help from operators who run AI inside their own businesses.

Small business owners and their teams — real estate brokerages and small teams, local gyms and studios, independent lenders, clinics and small practices, solo attorneys and small firms, and small shops and online brands. You don't need a technical team, prior AI experience, or an enterprise budget. If you run a business and suspect AI could take work off your plate, this is for you.

How much does it cost?

Three flat monthly tiers, all month-to-month: Foundation at $800/month — one flagship workflow done for you, typically an AI receptionist with missed-call text-back and automated lead follow-up; Growth at $1,500/month — two to three workflows working together, with monthly optimization and a results report; and Fractional AI Ops at $3,000/month — a full program with vertical depth, a private AI setup where your data warrants it, and a dedicated manager. Every engagement starts with a free consult, exact scope is quoted in writing, and one-off projects and workshops are available outside the tiers. For comparison, a professional answering service alone runs $800–$2,100 a month — and a single full-time hire costs several times the top tier.

Book a free AI consult. It's a real working conversation, not a sales pitch: we walk through your business, point out where AI is most likely to pay off, and tell you honestly whether it's worth spending money on yet. You'll leave with useful direction even if we never work together.

What is the AI Audit?

The AI Audit is a fixed-scope, low flat-fee diagnostic of your business — the deeper look after a free consult. We walk your workflows and map where the hours and dollars are leaking, then give you a ranked list of your highest-payoff automations, tool recommendations that fit your budget, and an honest verdict on where AI does and doesn't pay off for you. If you continue to a monthly plan, the audit fee credits toward your first month.

Is there a minimum commitment?

No. Monthly plans are month-to-month — stay because it's working, not because a contract says you have to. Workshops and the AI Audit are one-off fixed fees. We keep it this way on purpose: a small business should never be locked into an AI spend that isn't earning its keep.

Do I need to buy hardware or expensive software?

Almost certainly not. Most small businesses get real results from affordable subscription tools — Claude, ChatGPT, and off-the-shelf automation platforms — set up properly and wired into their workflow. That's tens of dollars a month, not thousands. Private setups on equipment you own exist for genuinely sensitive data — patient records, client files, loan documents — and we size those realistically for a small business.

Why do you say open-source and local AI is the future?

Because the AI wars are commoditizing the models. OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, and Meta are spending billions leapfrogging each other, prices keep falling, and open-source models like Llama and Mistral now trail the frontier by months, not years. The durable advantage is shifting from access to application — and increasingly to ownership. A local, open-source model running on a machine you own means your data never leaves the building, no subscription meter, and no vendor that can reprice or cut you off. We set clients on that path at whatever pace fits: rent the frontier where it helps, own your own model where it counts.

What happens to the AI tools I already use?

We work with what already earns its place. If a tool you pay for is doing its job, it stays — we'll set it up better and wire it into the rest. We're vendor-agnostic and take no reseller kickbacks, so every recommendation is made on fit and price, not commission.

Who actually does the work?

Three people, by design. Francisco Williams leads training and strategy — a CCIM-credentialed commercial real estate broker who runs AI inside his own brokerage, lending, and servicing businesses. Cindy Adlawan, Executive Director, leads delivery: intake, build, and training on every engagement. Kristle Alcuizar leads marketing and brand. When you hire GIG, these are the people you get.

What kinds of things can you actually set up?

Working tools, not decks: follow-up and outreach that run themselves, customer and client intake that routes itself, documents extracted instead of retyped, CRMs cleaned and kept clean, visit notes and billing narratives drafted for review, support questions answered around the clock, and content drafted in your voice. Every build comes with training and a playbook so your team can run it.

Who owns the tools and the data?

You do, always. Everything we set up lives in accounts you own, and every build comes with a playbook your team keeps. For sensitive data — patient records, client files, loan documents — we can set up private AI that runs in your own environment, so the data never leaves your hands. No lock-in is a design goal, not a slogan.

Why learn AI from a real estate expert?

Because he's an operator, not a theorist. Francisco Williams is a CCIM-credentialed commercial real estate broker, Senior Vice President at KW Commercial Beverly Hills, and an NMLS-licensed mortgage loan originator (California DRE #01979442, NMLS #1858674). He put AI to work inside his own brokerage, private lending, and loan servicing businesses first — the same tools, budgets, and constraints a small business faces. What GIG teaches is what actually worked.

Where is Global Innovation Group based?

Global Innovation Group LLC is based in Southern California, with a mission rooted in helping the local small business community into the AI era. We work with small businesses across the United States — remotely, with in-person workshops and sessions in the Southern California area.

Do you specialize in real estate?

Real estate is home turf — Francisco Williams is a CCIM-credentialed commercial real estate broker who runs AI inside his own brokerage, capital markets, and private lending businesses. That makes GIG especially strong for brokerages, small teams, and independent investors. The same practical playbook serves five more small-business verticals: gyms and fitness, lending and finance, healthcare and clinics, legal and professional services, and e-commerce and retail.

AI for Small Business — Legal & Professional

Bill the thinking.
AI can draft
the rest.

Q: How much does this cost for a firm?

Three flat monthly tiers, all month-to-month, with privilege-aware setup included at every tier: $800 Foundation — one flagship workflow done for you, usually intake or billing narratives; $1,500 Growth — add contract review and document automation, with monthly optimization; $3,000 Fractional AI Ops — the full program, with a private AI setup so case data never leaves your hands. Exact scope is quoted in writing. Start with a free consult; the fixed-fee AI Audit credits toward your first month if you continue.

Contract review, research, intake, timekeeping — in a solo or small firm, the non-billable work comes out of your evenings. We help small firms put AI on that load: first-pass contract review with risk flags, research grounded in your own files, intake that qualifies matters before they reach you, billing narratives drafted from your calendar — with privilege preserved and bar compliance front of mind, at prices that make sense for a small practice.

Plans

From $800/mo

Engagement

Month-to-month

Entry point

Free consult

Start a conversation See how it works

What we deliver

Specific deliverables.
No vague outcomes.

Every engagement ends with something you can point at. Code that runs, documents that inform decisions, teams that got better. No fluff, no deck-only deliverables.

First-pass contract review

Upload a contract, get an annotated redline against your preferred positions — with risk flags on unusual clauses, deviations, and missing protections. You review and decide.

Research grounded in your own files

Private research tools built on your firm's matters, briefs, and memos. Ask a question, get an answer with citations — from your own knowledge base plus public sources.

Intake that qualifies before it reaches you

Intake agents that screen matters, run conflict checks, collect documents, and route to the right person — less time on leads that were never a fit.

Billing narratives from your calendar

Time-entry narratives drafted from your calendar, email, and document activity, for your review and approval — no more Sunday-night time-entry marathons.

Documents from your own templates

NDAs, engagement letters, and standard documents generated from intake data on your templates, under your quality control.

Methodology

How we work.
Predictable. Scoped. Priced.

Three flat monthly tiers — $800 Foundation (usually intake or billing narratives, done for you), $1,500 Growth (add contract review and document automation, with monthly optimization), $3,000 Fractional AI Ops (the full program, with a private AI setup so case data never leaves your hands) — all month-to-month and quoted in writing. Privilege-aware setup is included at every tier. Begin with a free consult.

Phase 01

Diagnose

Free consult

We walk your practice areas, document management, intake flow, and timekeeping together. Costs nothing, and privilege considerations are on the table from minute one.

Phase 02

Design

First week

We pick the first win — usually intake or billing narratives — and quote it in writing, with privilege preservation designed in.

Phase 03

Deploy

Weeks, not quarters

We set up the tools on your files securely, run them in shadow mode on historical matters, then go live under your review.

Phase 04

Develop

Ongoing

We train you and your staff, document the quality-review procedures, and stay available month-to-month.

Who it's for

You might be one of these.

Persona 01

Solo practitioners

Pain

You do everything yourself; admin and research eat the hours you'd rather bill or live.

Outcome

First-pass research, drafting, and intake handled — you bill the high-value work.

Persona 02

Small firms

Pain

Partners doing work associates should do; associates buried in document review.

Outcome

First-pass review and research offloaded to tools — people on analysis and strategy.

Persona 03

Small in-house teams

Pain

Contract volume outpacing the team; the business wants faster turnaround.

Outcome

Contract review and intake absorbing more volume without adding counsel.

What you leave with

Measurable outcomes.

We don't sell effort. We sell results. Every engagement is scoped against specific outcomes — and we measure them before and after.

01AI help priced for a small firm — not a BigLaw budget
02Contract review accelerated with risk-flagged redlines
03Research grounded in your own knowledge base, not just public sources
04Intake qualified and routed without eating rainmaker time
05Privilege-preserving setup with audit trails
06You and your staff trained to run every tool yourselves

Questions, answered

What you're probably wondering.

For sensitive matters we set up the private path — AI running in your own environment, so case data never leaves it. For Claude API usage, we use enterprise data handling — prompts are not used for training — and structure interactions to preserve privilege.

Start with Legal & Professional

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We're listening.

Tell us what you're trying to solve. We reply in 24 hours with a read on feasibility and scope. No decks, no slow proposals.

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Bill the thinking.AI can draftthe rest.

Specific deliverables.No vague outcomes.

First-pass contract review

Research grounded in your own files

Intake that qualifies before it reaches you

Billing narratives from your calendar

Documents from your own templates

How we work.Predictable. Scoped. Priced.

Diagnose

Design

Deploy

Develop

You might be one of these.

Solo practitioners

Small firms

Small in-house teams

Measurable outcomes.

What you're probably wondering.

Ready to talk?We're listening.

Bill the thinking.
AI can draft
the rest.

Specific deliverables.
No vague outcomes.

How we work.
Predictable. Scoped. Priced.

Ready to talk?
We're listening.