Lawyers were "cut-and-paste drones" hunting for clauses. AI now finds precedents by meaning—not keywords—and drafts with citations.
A legal technology platform enables lawyers to draft, review, and negotiate agreements by leveraging their firm's historical contracts and communications.
Lawyers described themselves as "cut-and-paste drones," spending significant time on mundane drafting tasks rather than strategic client advice. They...
“Lawyers I talk to often refer to themselves as ‘cut-and-paste drones.’”
AI platform for legal contract drafting, review, and negotiation.
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