Lawway律道For Hong Kong solicitors' firms and barristers' chambers
Documents come in, an AI team works through them step by step, and every deliverable waits for a lawyer's approval.
Built by Blockway. Models and data never leave the firm; the AI drafts, the lawyer decides.
AI drafts — reviewed by a lawyer.
Lawway is your firm's AI team, not a chatbot.
Models run on the firm's own Agens Station. Documents, indexes, AI processing and audit logs never leave the firm. No public cloud AI, and no training data collection.
Every citation is checked against the legal index by code. Anything unverified is marked [UNVERIFIED] and cannot go out without a lawyer's explicit acceptance. The AI never does the arithmetic — code does.
An AI team plans, researches, drafts and checks its own work, a second AI reviews it, and then it goes to a lawyer for approval.
Dedicated workflows from conveyancing, probate, family, employment, corporate and criminal work to counsel's opinions, pleadings and submissions.
Anything filed, sent to a client, an undertaking, client money or a conflict clearance always needs a lawyer's sign-off. Clients who prohibit AI are blocked automatically.
Traditional Chinese and English documents, deliverables and interface, with parallel bilingual drafts, a legal glossary and clause numbering preserved.
Every job is a multi-step AI chain, and the last step is always a lawyer's approval.
Four entry points feed one inbox: console upload, a watched scanner folder, a dedicated intake mailbox and scheduled tasks. An AI clerk reads each document and suggests the matter it belongs to and the workflow to start.
The AI breaks the work into steps. Large jobs are split across several AIs working in parallel — one per legal issue or per document, for example.
The AI works only from the matter's documents and the legal index, citing with page references. Amounts, dates and stamp duty are calculated by code.
Code checks citations, numbers and formatting. Anything that fails goes back to the AI to fix.
An independent reviewing AI checks the work again.
The deliverable goes to the review desk, where a lawyer approves it, edits it or sends it back.
Once approved, code produces the DOCX, XLSX or PDF — for example, a paginated and indexed bundle.
The AI has no tools to send, email, file or write to the database; it can only draft. Every step is visible live on the run timeline and recorded in the audit log.
Internal tests, demo data
![A contract review deliverable with an [UNVERIFIED] citation flagged for the lawyer](/_next/image?url=%2Flawway%2Fdeliverable.webp&w=3840&q=75)
Lawway covers 38 categories of Hong Kong solicitor services and 19 of barrister services.
Issues researched in parallel, every citation checked
Clause by clause against the firm's playbook, risk-rated with suggested changes; NDA, SaaS, employment and distribution playbooks built in
Custom fields extracted from every document, each cell linked to its source
Chinese–English parallel text, consistent terminology, clause numbering preserved
Conflict check and client due-diligence checklist
Provisional agreement extraction, stamp duty and deadlines, draft formal agreement
Encumbrances, gaps in the chain of title, requisitions
Completion statement calculated by code
With stamp duty and stamping deadlines
Checks for beneficiary witnesses and whether every gift is covered
Assets and liabilities extracted from bank statements; estate schedule calculated by code
Form drafts, signing deadlines and capacity warnings
Family trust documents
Financial data extracted from hundreds of pages of bank statements; large transactions and missing documents flagged
Expense schedules, proposed arrangements and form data
Payment in lieu of notice, severance or long service payment and annual leave, with the abolition of MPF offsetting handled
Employees' compensation and common-law damages, limitation
Instrument of transfer, stamp duty, registers of members and significant controllers
Report after bulk document review
Demand letter → Small Claims or writ → statutory demand; interest calculated by code
Following on from the statutory demand
Events with page references; contradictions flagged
Merged PDF, paginated and indexed; internal documents excluded automatically
Directions extracted from court orders; deadlines calculated around public holidays
Drafting and signing arrangements
Judicial review, defamation, intellectual property, privacy, tax and more
Enforcement documents
Analysis of statements and video-recorded interviews, sufficiency of evidence, mitigation, sentencing authorities
Open only to qualified lawyers
Checklists for each immigration scheme
Scope of instructions, hearing-date clashes, fee terms, conflict and independence checks
Prospects, evidence, quantum, limitation, strategy, appeal
Statement of claim, defence, counterclaim, reply, points of claim in arbitration
Written submissions, list of issues, list of authorities and bundle, draft order
Grounds of appeal, appeal submissions and appeal deadlines
Review of the other side's documents, trial outline, cross-examination notes (no witness coaching)
Form 86 and the three-month time limit
Positions and settlement proposals
Medical, engineering and other expert reports
Drafted from the brief's fee terms; needs counsel's approval and is never sent automatically
Firms send briefs to chambers through Lawway; counsel decides whether to accept
Both options run entirely inside the firm. No data leaves the firm's network.
One box
Two boxes
Hardware is sized to the firm, and it can be installed on a network isolated from the internet. The Station sends Blockway only operational data (health and usage); the system technically refuses document content and client data.
Tell us about your firm and the work you'd like to hand to an AI team. We'll walk you through it and set up a time-limited demo account for you.
The demo runs in the cloud; production deployments run inside your firm.
Or email info@blockway.io
