About

Led by judgement, not by hype.

Adliora brings the standards of a regulated practice to the question of how a firm should adopt AI. The starting point is your duties, not the tools.

Saqib Khan, founder of Adliora

Adliora is led by Saqib Khan. He began in large commercial law firms, spent fourteen years as an owner of a law firm, and sat for four years as a fee-paid county court judge. He is now completing the Cornell Chief AI Officer Program. That background is the point of the firm. The person advising you on AI has carried the duties you carry, run a practice under them, and decided cases where the work of firms was tested.

He set the firm up to help smaller practices adopt AI without losing sight of their duties. The firm works to one standard. Each engagement answers a real question a small firm is asking, at a fixed fee agreed in writing before any work starts, and each one leaves you with a written deliverable and a record of what was decided and why. We work in plain terms and at a sensible pace, and each piece of work stands on its own, so you take what your firm needs.

Adliora Ltd is registered in England and Wales, company number 17155734, with its registered office in Sale. We work with firms across the UK, remotely and on site by arrangement. The firm holds Cyber Essentials certification across the whole organisation, with cyber liability insurance in place, because a firm asking you about your duties should be able to answer the same questions about itself. A fuller career history is on LinkedIn, and the company's details, data handling and engagement practices are set out on the trust and assurance page.

The question that matters to a law firm is not which AI tool is cleverest. It is whether the work stays safe, supervised and within the rules while the firm gets faster. Too much of the market answers a different question.

Adliora answers the one that matters, starting from your duties and ending with changes you can defend to a client, an insurer or the SRA. If that sounds like the help you want, we would be glad to hear from you.

Saqib Khan, Founder

How we work

A few principles that hold across every engagement, whatever the size of the firm or the question in front of it.

  • Duties first

    We start from your obligations as a regulated practice, the confidentiality you owe and the standards the SRA expects, then we show you where AI earns its place and where it does not.

  • Grounded in your obligations

    The guidance starts from your obligations and the rules you work under, and treats the tools as the means rather than the point.

  • A record you can defend

    Every recommendation leaves a clear trail, a written record of what was decided, why, and who stayed in control, ready for the day a regulator, a client or an insurer asks.

Contact

Start with a conversation.

Tell us where your firm is with AI and what is on your mind. We will give you an honest view and a sensible first step, with no obligation.

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