Christopher D. Warren and Moish E. Peltz, co-chairs of FRB's Artificial Intelligence Practice Group, are leading the rollout. The service operates from FRB's Newark office and integrates attorney-client-privileged AI tools into the client experience. The firm launched its AI-native Newark hub in May 2026 and is now opening the litigation subscription for immediate enrollment.
The move signals a deliberate shift away from billable hours at a moment when law firms are experimenting with AI-enabled delivery and alternative fee structures. For practitioners, the service represents a concrete commercial test of subscription pricing in litigation—not a theoretical pilot—and reflects how firms are bundling AI capabilities into client-facing products. Attorneys should watch whether this model gains traction among mid-market clients and whether other firms follow with similar offerings.