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Steuerrecht.com delivers client-ready legal analysis with ChatGPT
Steuerrecht.com is a boutique law and tax advisory firm that aims to compete at the same level as much larger practices. Founder Sebastian Korts and his ten-person team handle complex tax cases, financial analyses, and litigation, often against institutions with far greater resources.
The challenge was finding the bandwidth to serve more clients, while keeping standards high. “Without in-house departments, a small firm can only stretch so far,” Korts explains. By adopting ChatGPT Business, Korts found a way to multiply his firm’s reach and visibility with their existing team, turning time once lost to routine work into client acquisition and growth.
Creating virtual departments with AI
What large firms achieve through specialized staff, Steuerrecht.com now does with AI.
With ChatGPT Business, the firm has effectively built its own set of “virtual departments”:
"By committing strongly to artificial intelligence, we can now create things we were never able to before."
—Sebastian Korts, Founder, Steuerrecht.com
Legal work in hours instead of days
These virtual departments have reshaped the firm’s core legal workflows. What used to consume days of manual effort is now completed in hours, or even minutes:
Researching legal requirements for supervisory board meetings of joint-stock companies now takes minutes instead of three to four hours.
Drafting court submissions against tax authorities, once a full day of extracting arguments and preparing counterpoints, is often reduced to ten minutes before a final legal review.
Responding to lengthy filings from the tax office used to take up to three days, but now can be done in a few hours, giving lawyers back critical time for strategy and client relationships.
That extra capacity goes into building the firm’s visibility and reaching new clients, work that was difficult to prioritize before.
—Sebastian Korts, Founder, Steuerrecht.com
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