AI Lawyer: your contracts under control
It reads contracts in seconds, highlights risks and unfavorable wording, and compares the counterparty's edits against your own version. Documents are processed inside your perimeter — privileged information and commercial terms never leak out.
Why lawyers drown in contracts
In a typical business, 80% of legal work is the same checks on the same documents, over and over.
Contracts get skimmed
With dozens of documents up for approval each week, a lawyer simply can't read every clause closely. The risks surface later — in court.
Counterparty edits slip through
The second, third, fifth version — comparing them by hand takes forever. Liability, deadlines, or jurisdiction change without anyone noticing.
Outside counsel is expensive
A one-off contract review from an external lawyer starts at 5,000 ₽. At any real volume, that's tens of thousands a month for pure routine.
What the AI Lawyer does
It's tuned to your industry and practice: we load your templates, internal rules, and positions — then it reviews documents by your own standards.
- Reviews a contract and returns a list of risks, with the exact clauses cited
- Spots unfavorable terms: unilateral termination, penalties, jurisdiction, auto-renewal
- Compares versions and shows exactly what the counterparty changed
- Screens the counterparty against public registries: status, liquidation, disqualification
- Drafts protocols of disagreement and standard documents from your templates
- Answers questions across your contract archive: 'where do we have a 0.1% penalty clause?'
How we launch it
Load your practice
Your templates, internal rules, and positions on contested clauses
Set the rules
What counts as a risk in your industry and for your side of the deal
Test on your archive
We run past contracts through it and check the findings with your lawyer
Go live
Web interface or integration with your email and document storage
The first months — with a dedicated manager
The AI is not launched “as is” and left unattended. For the first 1–3 months a dedicated manager runs your process: tunes the system to you, checks every result and fixes mistakes — while the AI learns on your real data in parallel. Nothing goes live without a human in control.
Dedicated manager
A dedicated specialist runs your process by hand together with the AI: tunes it to your documents and rules, checks every result, corrects mistakes. The system learns on your data.
Autopilot or ongoing support
Once quality is stable, you decide: move the process to autopilot (cheaper, the AI works on its own, the manager on standby) or keep permanent support.
Ongoing oversight, if you want it
For critical processes — primary documents, paid ads, contracts — many keep the manager for good: they backstop it, develop scenarios and own the result.
This removes the main fear of automation — “what if it makes a mistake”. Until the AI has proven its accuracy on your tasks, a human is accountable for the result. We agree the format and cost of support around your process.
Where your data is stored
Contracts hold trade secrets and personal data, so by default the AI Lawyer runs on a local model inside your perimeter. When a complex analysis calls for a top-tier model, the request goes through two-stage cleansing: rules and dictionaries strip out names, registration details, amounts, and company names, then a local model double-checks the text for anything missed. Only a de-identified fragment leaves the perimeter, and the answer is reassembled inside it.
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Related reading
We cover this topic in more depth on the blog
How an AI Reviews a Contract: What It Catches
An AI reads a contract in seconds and flags one-sided wording, missing clauses and redline changes. What it genuinely catches, where it can be trusted, and where it cannot.
Automated Counterparty Due Diligence
AI pulls registry data — status, insolvency, disqualified directors, mass addresses — and flags the risks while a lawyer decides. What to check and where automation stops.
On-Premise AI for Law Firms: Privilege Stays Intact
Cloud AI is effectively closed to law firms. A self-hosted model handles contract review, redline comparison and case search inside your perimeter, with nothing leaving the building.
See it on your own contracts
Send us a couple of your standard contracts — we'll run them through the AI Lawyer and show you the risks it finds. Free of charge.
Let us try it on your data
Describe the task and send a couple of typical documents or examples — we will show how the system handles them, before any contract.