Florida-first legal research
Bach Atlas produces structured Florida research memos across statutes, county codes, municipal ordinances, local procedures, and case law where available — usually in four to eight minutes.
Built for solo attorneys and small firms with 12-month engagements, a 30-day full refund window, and Founding Member access for the first 100 early members. Access is currently offered through a founder-led onboarding conversation.
We will walk through your practice area, your Florida research workflow, and whether Bach is a fit.
Price context
National legal AI tools may be valuable, but they are not built around Bach’s Florida-first local-law workflow. Compared with the lower national pricing example shown below, Bach Solo is roughly $3,400 less per year, per seat.
Bach Solo
$395 / month
30-day full refund window.
| Comparison point | National legal AI pricing context | Bach Atlas Solo |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price shown | $679.20–$784.00 / month | $395 / month |
| Annual price context | Approximately $8,150–$9,408 / year, per seat | Approximately $4,740 / year, per seat |
| Primary depth | Broad national legal research platform | Florida-first statutes, county codes, municipal ordinances, and local procedures |
| Florida local-law focus | National platform with Florida coverage | Built specifically around layered Florida regulatory research |
| AI training position | Vendor terms should be reviewed directly | No AI training on your queries or generated outputs |
| Risk reversal | Vendor-specific contract terms | 30-day full refund window if Bach is not a fit |
Pricing context is based on publicly visible CoCounsel Legal pricing examples reviewed by Bach Atlas and should be verified directly with the vendor because third-party pricing may change. Bach Atlas pricing reflects current Founding Member pricing.
Sample research memos
These examples show the structure: confidence and coverage notes, micro answer, authority layers, practical roadmap, and suggested follow-up questions.
Certified payroll failures, Davis-Bacon, Miami-Dade responsible wage rules, 1099 misclassification, prime contractor exposure, and corrective action planning.
Local code, zoning, redevelopment approvals, Miami-Dade overlays, Live Local Act issues, and entitlement diligence for ZIP 33134.
Notice requirements, timing deadlines, lien priority, and consequences of defective or untimely construction-lien notices on private commercial projects.
Sample memos are provided for product evaluation only. They are not legal advice and are not a substitute for independent attorney review of current authorities.
Why the offer works
Bach Atlas is designed for attorneys who need grounded answers without turning every local-law question into a multi-hour search across statutes, county code, municipal ordinances, agency pages, and procedural materials.
Florida depth
Bach focuses on the interaction between Florida statutes, county codes, municipal ordinances, local procedures, and regulatory exposure. The goal is not generic AI. The goal is structured Florida work product attorneys can verify.
Verifiable citations
Bach is designed to produce structured research memos with citations, source labels, and out-of-coverage flags so attorneys can verify authority instead of relying on unsupported AI confidence.
Clean risk reversal
The engagement is 12 months because real research evaluation takes more than a casual login. But the first 30 days are fully refundable if Bach is not delivering value for your practice.
Founding member access
Early Solo and Team members receive direct access to the founder for onboarding, workflow feedback, and product input during the first year. This is designed for serious early users, not anonymous self-serve access.
Advisory economics
This pattern came up directly in a working session with a Florida construction-law attorney: flat-fee and retainer pricing becomes harder when each local-code question still requires hours of unbilled research. When the first research layer can be produced in minutes with citations and coverage notes, attorneys can scope, price, and review the work with more predictability.
Simple payback examples
Examples are illustrative only. Bach does not set legal fees, guarantee revenue, or replace professional fee judgment.
Output reliability
A Stanford RegLab study published in 2024 found that leading legal AI tools still hallucinated on a meaningful share of tested legal queries, with reported rates ranging from roughly 1 in 6 to 1 in 3 depending on the product and task. The point is not that national tools lack value. The point is that attorneys need answers grounded in real authority, with citations and coverage limits visible enough to verify.
Read the Stanford RegLab paperBach’s reliability posture
Confidentiality-aware architecture
United States v. Heppner, a 2026 Southern District of New York decision, held that materials a criminal defendant generated through a publicly available AI chatbot were not protected by attorney-client privilege or work product. The reported reasoning turned in part on the fact that the platform was not counsel and on the platform’s data-use and privacy terms. Bach Atlas is built for legal workflows with a different operating posture: no AI training on member queries, Customer Content, or generated outputs; tenant isolation; encryption; and account-history/deletion terms controlled through Bach’s agreement.
Built for legal workflows
Engagement structure
Bach Atlas works with Florida attorneys on 12-month engagements rather than casual month-to-month access. Real evaluation happens on real matters over real weeks. The first 30 days give you a clean exit if Bach is not delivering value for your practice.
Step 1
You meet with the founder to walk through Bach Atlas against your practice area. No pressure. The goal is to confirm fit before paperwork.
Step 2
Your 12-month engagement begins. Monthly billing starts immediately, and you get full access to Bach Atlas for your selected tier.
Step 3
If Bach is not a fit, notify us in writing within the first 30 days. We refund every dollar paid under the engagement and cancel access.
Step 4
After the 30-day window, the remainder of the 12-month term is firm. At renewal, you can continue, change tiers, or end with proper notice.
FAQ
A research job is one structured research request. You submit a question, and Bach produces a citation-backed research memo with relevant statute citations, ordinance references, and case law where available. Most research jobs complete within four to eight minutes.
Bach Atlas does not train AI models on member queries, Customer Content, or generated Outputs. Research history may be stored in Bach-controlled systems to support saved searches, matter history, account access across devices, exports, and related product functionality. Members may delete saved research, and Customer Content is deleted from production systems within 30 days after termination or written request, subject to limited backup and legal-retention exceptions described in the agreement. Bach is designed with attorney confidentiality obligations in mind, but attorneys remain responsible for their own professional judgment and client obligations.
The first 100 Solo and Team members receive direct founder access during the first year for onboarding, product input, and conversation about how Bach fits into their Florida research workflow. This is not legal advice or business consulting; it is early-stage founder access for serious members helping shape the platform.
Send written notice during the first 30 days. Email is fine. We refund every dollar you have paid under the engagement and cancel the engagement. Your access ends, and your content is handled under the deletion and export terms in the agreement.
Bach Atlas is Florida-first by design. Florida legal research often requires reconciling state statutes, county codes, municipal ordinances, local procedures, and regulatory layers that general tools can miss. We are going deep on Florida first, with additional states planned over time as coverage can be built to the same standard.
Yes. Bach is designed to complement national research tools, not replace them. Many attorneys use Bach for Florida-specific state, county, and municipal research, then use existing tools for broader national case law or secondary-source workflows.
No. Bach Atlas is a research support tool for licensed professionals. It is not a law firm and does not replace professional judgment, independent verification, client counseling, privilege analysis, or review of the underlying authorities.
The engagement renews for another 12-month term unless either side provides written non-renewal notice at least 30 days before the end of the term. Renewal pricing follows Bach Atlas then-current pricing, subject to the notice terms in the agreement.
Founder-led access
During the Founding Member phase, Bach is intentionally close to its earliest members. The goal is to learn which practice areas, matters, and workflows produce the most leverage before broader self-serve expansion.
Have questions before you commit?
Book a short founder-led walkthrough. We will review your practice area, expected usage, and whether the Solo or Team tier makes sense for your workflow.
Want to see output first? Construction compliance · Redevelopment zoning · Construction lien law
Bach Atlas is a research support tool for licensed professionals. It is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not replace professional judgment, independent verification, client counseling, privilege analysis, or review of underlying authorities.
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