Lawformer

Lawformer is an AI-powered platform for complex legal documents that organizes, analyzes, and retrieves contract clauses and terms from a centralized library. It offers an extensive library of attorney-drafted clauses, an AI-driven contract breakdown, and a contract knowledge management workflow to create, search, and insert clauses into new contracts with one-click efficiency.

What You Can Do with Lawformer

• Create Your Personal Library: Build a bespoke clause library from your existing contracts.
• Manage Your Contract Knowledge: Pull clauses from your library into new contracts in one click.
• Find Relevant Contract Clauses: Locate specific clauses quickly, or use attorney-drafted clauses if unavailable in your library.
• Explore an Extensive Clause Library: Access a comprehensive collection of attorney-drafted clauses and terms.
• Document Builder & Templates: Leverage built-in tools to assemble documents from your clause library and templates.
• Access Case Briefs & Blogs: Stay informed with related case briefs and blog content.
• Get Started with Free Trial: Sign up to explore unlimited legal clauses, terms, case briefs, and blogs.

How It Works

• Create or upload your own contract clause library.
• Use the AI-powered assistant to search through public and private clause libraries.
• Drag or insert relevant clauses into new contracts with one click.
• Manage and reference clauses across multiple documents and projects.

Safety and Legal Considerations

• Ensure compliance with legal standards and jurisdictional requirements. Review and adapt attorney-drafted clauses to fit your specific contract context.

Core Features

• AI-powered analysis of complex contracts broken into smaller elements
• Extensive library of attorney-drafted clauses
• Clause Maestro AI-powered contract assistant for fast clause search and Q&A
• Personal clause library creation and management
• One-click clause insertion into new contracts
• Public and private clause library integration
• Document builder with templates and case briefs
• Free trial access to unlimited clauses, terms, and blogs