Built for U.S. law firms. Engineered to travel.
Candor's engine is jurisdiction-agnostic. Its legal substance is not. Here is the honest path to Dubai and the EU, each market earned, not relabeled.
We won't claim a jurisdiction we can't back.
A market becomes “available” only when its own citation sources, bar rules and data law are real in the product, never by relabeling a U.S. page.
The engine travels. The law is local.
Most of Candor is jurisdiction-agnostic plumbing that ships anywhere. The part that makes the record mean something is real work per country.
Already jurisdiction-neutral
- Confidentiality screening: client detail caught before it reaches the model
- The tamper-evident record: append-only, hash-chained, exportable
- The AI workspace: plug in your own model, ask it inside Candor
- Attorney sign-off: tied to the verified person, not a typed name
- Reports & export: the artifact, sealed or readable
- The pluggable verification registry: new corpora slot in as adapters
Real engineering & legal mapping
- Authority corpus: the courts and statutes a country's citations are checked against
- Conduct-rule mapping: local bar & ethics rules, the way ABA 512 is mapped in the U.S.
- Regulator & insurer framing: who asks the question, and in what form
- Data residency & privacy law: where the record may live, and under whose rules
Dubai first, then the EU.
Both chosen for the same reason: an English-working, governance-minded legal culture where the "show your AI use" question is already arriving.
European Union
This is a roadmap, not current availability. Candor is live for U.S. law firms today; no other jurisdiction is available yet. We'll say "available in a country" only when the work above is done for that country.