Worried about rising litigation costs?

A lawyer-led review of cost drivers, next steps and efficiency options before more legal spend is committed. Litigation can become expensive quickly, especially when the next steps, documents and strategy are unclear. Law Flow offers a litigation cost-control review from $750–$1,000 GST exclusive to help identify what is driving cost and where the process may be made clearer or more efficient.

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This offer may suit you if

• you are already involved in a dispute or litigation;

• legal bills are rising and you want a clearer plan;

• the document set, chronology or evidence is disorganised;

• you are unsure what work is actually needed next;

• you want a second look at process, scope and cost drivers;

• you need to decide whether to continue, narrow, settle or change strategy.

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What Law Flow can review

Depending on scope, Law Flow can look at:

1. the current stage of the dispute;

2. key pleadings, correspondence or procedural documents;

3. document organisation and evidence gaps;

4. upcoming deadlines and procedural steps;

5. likely cost drivers and possible efficiency improvements.

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What you receive

The review may include:

• a cost-driver map;

• a next-step checklist;

• a document organisation plan;

• issues requiring urgent attention;

• recommendations for narrowing or sequencing future legal work.

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Pricing guide

• $750 GST exclusive for an initial review.

• $1,000 GST exclusive if a written cost-driver map or more substantial document review is included.

• Separate pricing may apply for urgent, high-value, complex or court-deadline matters.

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What this is not

This review is not a promise to reduce all costs, replace existing representation, or provide a full merits opinion unless separately agreed. It is designed to give a practical, lawyer-led view of process, documents, next steps and cost control.

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How Law Flow’s workflow helps

Law Flow uses efficient, lawyer-supervised workflows to reduce avoidable process waste, especially around document organisation, chronology-building, issue mapping and first-pass review. Lawyer judgment remains central for strategy, advice and final recommendations.

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Before you send documents

Please do not send confidential, privileged or highly sensitive documents until Law Flow has completed any required conflict check and given intake instructions.

FAQs

Can Law Flow take over my litigation?

Possibly, but this page is for a first-step cost-control review. Any broader engagement would require separate scoping.

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Will this interfere with my current lawyer?

That depends on the circumstances. Law Flow must check conflicts, scope and professional obligations before reviewing any material.

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Can this be done urgently?

Urgent review depends on capacity and may require separate pricing.

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Can AI review my confidential documents?

Law Flow uses lawyer-led, supervised workflows with confidentiality safeguards. Do not upload confidential material until intake instructions are provided.