Higier Allen & Lautin, P.C. Launches Revolutionary HAL Docs Service
Innovative Loan Documentation Service by Higier Allen & Lautin, P.C.
Higier Allen & Lautin, P.C., a prominent banking-centric law firm, is thrilled to introduce HAL Docs, a groundbreaking service that promises to change the loan documentation landscape. With a focus on efficiency and transparency, HAL Docs is set to provide attorney-customized commercial loan documents with predictable pricing and timelines, marking a significant departure from traditional practices.
Groundbreaking Technology for Enhanced Efficiency
The HAL Docs service utilizes advanced Aeon technology to streamline the editing and creation of loan documents. This intelligent software extracts vital data from credit memos and seamlessly integrates it into standardized loan documents, significantly reducing the time and cost typically associated with such processes.
The Team Behind HAL Docs
HAL Docs is powered by a team of three experienced banking lawyers, who collectively bring over 60 years of expertise to the service. The founders, Tom Higier, Ryan Foster, and Jeff Livingston, ensure that each loan is meticulously structured and that custom provisions are drafted with care. This aligns with the high standards clients expect from a traditional law firm while introducing significant improvements in delivery speed and pricing.
How HAL Docs Stands Out
Unlike conventional law firms where uncertainties around costs and timelines are the norm, HAL Docs guarantees a clear pricing structure. This approach not only benefits banks but also borrowers who require assurance regarding the duration and expenses involved in their loan processes. Each set of documents is customizable, catering to lender-specific requirements or using HAL Docs and LaserPro forms as needed.
A Service Designed for Today's Financial Landscape
The release of HAL Docs is particularly timely, as more banks and financial institutions seek reliable solutions that expedite the lending process without sacrificing quality. As President Tom Higier explains, the integration of Aeon technology marks a significant evolution in their service model, one that aims to deliver substantial savings in both costs and time for each loan transaction.
"We’re excited to launch HAL Docs, adding Aeon technology to the service we started in 2017. Banks and borrowers need certainty as to timing and pricing. Aeon tech lets us provide that, providing a substantial cost and time savings on each loan,” Higier states.
Looking Toward the Future
As HAL Docs gains traction, its founders are optimistic about the long-term implications this service will have on the legal industry and loan documentation practices. Their year-long effort to refine the technology demonstrates their commitment to scalability and excellence.
“We’ve been somewhat under the radar with this service. We’ve spent the last year developing the technology we need to scale. We’re excited to bring this industry changing service to market,” adds Higier. “No longer will banks have to go to traditional law firms, with unpredictable costs and longer timelines. HAL Docs is providing the same attorney prepared documents that traditional law firms do, but much faster and with a much better price point.”
About HAL Docs
HAL Docs operates as a subsidiary of Higier Allen & Lautin, P.C. With a management team consisting of seasoned legal professionals, HAL Docs endeavors to bridge the gap between efficient service delivery and the thoroughness of traditional legal practices.
Meet the Developers of Aeon
Aeon is an innovative software developed by Aeon Legal Technologies LLC (ALT), founded by the same trio responsible for HAL Docs. The software aims to enhance HAL Docs’ scalability, allowing it to meet the increasing demands of the banking sector efficiently.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HAL Docs?
HAL Docs is an innovative loan documentation service by Higier Allen & Lautin, P.C. that streamlines the creation of commercial loan documents using advanced technology.
What technology does HAL Docs use?
HAL Docs leverages Aeon technology to extract data from credit memos and produce customized loan documents efficiently.
Who are the founders of HAL Docs?
HAL Docs was founded by three experienced banking lawyers: Tom Higier, Ryan Foster, and Jeff Livingston.
What are the benefits of using HAL Docs?
Clients benefit from clear pricing, faster document delivery, and tailored loan document preparations specifically designed to meet lender requirements.
How long does it take to receive documents from HAL Docs?
HAL Docs promises to deliver customized loan documents within three business days, ensuring prompt service for clients.
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