Fabbro & Partners drafts full briefs on the morning commute
How Stefano Fabbro turned his daily train ride into a productive drafting session — arriving at the office with a polished first draft already waiting.
saved per lawyer per day
commute → full brief draft
FR · DE · IT · EN supported
About Fabbro & Partners SA
A Ticino firm where every minute counts
Fabbro & Partners SA is a Lugano-based firm specialising in corporate law and cross-border transactions. As a partner, Stefano Fabbro manages a heavy caseload across Italian, German, and French-speaking clients — spending significant time traveling between client meetings and the office.
×Fabbro & PartnersThe Challenge
Dead time between meetings and the office
Stefano's 30-minute daily train commute was wasted time — he couldn't type effectively on a moving train, and voice memos needed manual transcription and formatting back at the office. Complex briefs could sit half-finished for days waiting for a clear desk.
The Solution
Dictate anywhere — even on a noisy train
Whisperit's voice dictation engine handles background noise, legal terminology, and multi-language input. Stefano now dictates complex briefs during his commute. By the time he reaches the office, Whisperit has transcribed, structured, and formatted his dictation into a clean first draft — ready to review, not to start from scratch.
- Noise-resistant transcription engine built for mobile use
- Automatic legal formatting — paragraphs, headers, citations
- Multi-language: dictate in Italian, get formatted output in any language
- Syncs instantly to your workspace — no cable, no upload needed
“On my train commute, I dictated a complex brief in a noisy environment. By the time I reached the office, my first draft was ready to review.”
The Results
An hour saved every day, for every lawyer
Across the firm, Whisperit saves each lawyer an average of one hour per day in documentation time. Dead commute time is now productive. Complex briefs that used to take half a day to write now start life as a fully-formatted first draft — arrived before the morning coffee.