Nothing goes out that your bar would not allow
Today a lawyer at the firm reads every draft for what the rules permit. Next Lexaren reads it first — against the advertising rules of the bar you practice under — marks the wording that needs a change, and keeps the record of who approved it. The lawyer still decides; the check just happens before them, not after.
Reads the draft against the rules
Checks each page and post against the advertising and solicitation rules where you practice, and points at the sentence to change rather than the whole page.
Keeps the approval record
Which lawyer approved which wording, on what date, and what changed since — in one place you can hand to a regulator or an insurer.
Tells you when a rule moves
When your bar changes what a firm may say about itself, you get the list of your own live pages that the change touches.
Agents is in development too: standing work that runs between reports — a draft written from each brief, held for a lawyer to approve, and a monthly note on what moved in your market.