01Contract review and triage
An agent that reads a contract on intake and produces a clause-by-clause flag list against your own playbook positions, ready for a solicitor to verify rather than discover from scratch.
Everything included, nothing bolted on after the fact.
Every build starts with a fixed-scope conversation, no surprise line items after the fact.
An agent that reads a contract on intake and produces a clause-by-clause flag list against your own playbook positions, ready for a solicitor to verify rather than discover from scratch.
Ask across your precedent library and past advice in plain English and get a sourced answer, so research that took an afternoon takes minutes.
Standard letters, memos and first-draft clauses assembled from your templates and the matter file, ready for a fee earner to check and refine.
New matter details captured and checked against your existing client and conflict records the moment an enquiry comes in.
Yes, in some form. The agent reads contracts on intake and produces a clause-by-clause flag list against your own playbook positions, so it needs your existing playbook or precedent library to be grounded in.
No. It produces a flag list ready for a solicitor to verify rather than discover from scratch. The solicitor still checks and signs off, the agent just removes the first pass of reading.
You ask across your precedent library and past advice in plain English and get a sourced answer, so research that took an afternoon takes minutes instead.
Usually contract review and triage, since first-pass review is the highest volume, most repetitive work. Drafting support and matter intake tend to follow once that is proven.
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First-pass review that used to eat an afternoon is done before lunch, and fee earners are verifying flags instead of hunting for them, freeing up billable hours for the advice that actually needs a lawyer.
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