First drafts.
WHERE IT HELPS
Standard-form documents Turning instructions into a first draft Restructuring an existing document Producing alternative clauses Shortening or simplifying
HOW TO USE IT
Supply your precedent, your instructions and your requirements.
"Here is our standard clause. Draft a variant that achieves [outcome], in the same style."
WHAT MUST HAPPEN
A qualified practitioner reviews and takes responsibility for every word.
WHAT GOES WRONG
Clauses that read correctly and do not achieve the intended effect Terms that conflict with others in the document Jurisdictionally inappropriate language Omission of something necessary
THAT LAST ONE
The most dangerous. A generated document reads complete while omitting a provision that matters.
WHAT TO CHECK
Internal consistency Defined terms used correctly That the document achieves the client's objective Jurisdiction-specific requirements
WHAT NOT TO DO
Send a generated document to a client without full review Use it in an area where you lack expertise
THE PRACTICAL GAIN
Speed on routine drafting, where you can properly assess the output.
