Keep judgment human.
AI can organize information, prepare drafts and surface questions. Lawyers remain responsible for legal advice, professional judgment and the work delivered to clients.
Meet the founder / Majors.ai
Dom
Majors.
Attorney. Founder. Builder.
Better systems. More time for the work that matters.
Dominic “Dom” Majors is the founder of Majors.ai and the owner and founding attorney of Majors Law Group, P.C. He brings the perspective of a practicing attorney to AI consulting, workflow automation and legal software development.
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Dominic Majors, Esq.
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The perspective
Built from the inside of a law firm.
Dom’s legal practice includes bankruptcy, debt relief and personal injury. That work offers a close view of what clients need from their attorneys—and how much of a legal team’s day can be consumed by gathering information, organizing documents and keeping everyone informed.
Majors.ai applies that practical perspective to the business of running a firm. The focus is useful implementation: clearer case reporting, more consistent intake, better document organization and fewer repetitive steps between a question and an answer.
For Dom, the purpose of AI is to help people do their work with greater clarity. Attorneys should have more room to advise clients. Staff should know what needs to happen next. Business owners should be able to see how their operations are performing.
Explore Dom’s legal practice at Majors Law GroupFrom practice to platform
Bankruptcy.ai
Dom’s work in legal technology includes Bankruptcy.ai, a platform for bankruptcy practices. Its public platform brings together client intake, document organization, readiness review and export to petition software—with attorney oversight throughout.
It reflects the same approach behind Majors.ai: build around the work a firm already does, fit alongside existing tools and keep legal decisions with licensed attorneys.
Gather. Organize. Review.
A closer look at AI built around a real legal workflow.
Explore Bankruptcy.aiHow Dom approaches AI
Practical change, with people in control.
Start with the real work.
A useful system begins with the people doing the job. Map the handoffs, find the repeated tasks and design around how the practice actually operates.
Build confidence in stages.
Introduce new tools alongside familiar systems. Give the team room to test, learn and refine each workflow before expanding its role.
The next conversation
Bring the problem you have been working around.
An overloaded inbox. Disconnected systems. A process that depends on one person remembering every step. Start with the challenge, and we can explore what a more useful workflow could look like.