Case Studies

Transforming Legal Data Processing with AI

D-Law is a Hong Kong-based legal intelligence and due-diligence platform working with millions of structured litigation records dating back to 1990.

Business Challenge

D-Law faced a manual operational bottleneck: new court proceedings arrived every day with complex source files, bilingual legal jargon, tables and other difficult formatting. A dedicated team was required for daily data entry and checking, limiting scalability.

Solution Strategy

We built a tailored AI data-ingestion pipeline that combines AI-OCR, LLM-based data structuring, human-in-the-loop verification and natural-language querying over the structured database.

Key Capabilities

AI-OCR extraction for complex legal files

LLM conversion of extracted content into structured data

Human verification interface for accuracy-sensitive fields

Natural-language querying over the resulting database

Technology & Architecture

  • MultiLLM AI Platform custom AI pipeline
  • OCR/document processing
  • LLM structuring
  • Database integration
  • Natural-language query layer

Outcome

50%

reduction in manual staff

4M+

court proceedings processed

70%

faster document processing

  • A more structured, analytics-ready legal data environment

Client Perspective

Processing daily court proceedings used to be our biggest operational bottleneck. MultiLLM AI Platform didn’t just give us an OCR tool; they built an AI pipeline that actually understands the context of complex, bilingual legal documents. We’ve cut our manual data entry resources in half, increased document processing speed by 70%, and future-proofed our entire database.

Vivian LamSales Director, D-Law

What This Demonstrates

This project demonstrates our ability to combine workflow analysis, software engineering, data processing and AI into an operational solution rather than treating AI as a standalone feature.

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