Legal disclaimer
This report is automated contract analysis, not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created by using it. Have a qualified lawyer in the relevant jurisdiction review anything you are about to sign.
Read this before relying on a report
ReviewMyContracts is an automated analysis tool. It reads the document you give it and reports what it finds. It does not know your commercial situation, your relationship with the other side, your risk appetite, what was said in negotiation, or anything that is not written in the file you uploaded.
What it does well
- Finding every clause of a given type, including in the exhibits nobody reads
- Explaining what a clause means in ordinary language
- Comparing a term against what is customary for that contract type
- Drafting replacement wording you can put in front of a lawyer
- Not getting bored on page forty
What it cannot do
- Exercise judgment about your specific circumstances
- Advise on a live dispute or on litigation strategy
- Guarantee that a clause is enforceable where you live
- Take responsibility for the outcome of a decision you make
Jurisdiction
Enforceability of restrictive covenants, notice requirements, consumer protections and statutory minimums vary enormously between jurisdictions and change over time. The analysis identifies the governing law stated in your document and applies the relevant general principles, but it is not a substitute for advice from someone qualified in that jurisdiction.
Verify every finding
Each finding quotes the contract verbatim with a line reference precisely so you can check it in seconds. Do that before acting, particularly on anything with financial consequences.
When to get a lawyer
Anything with meaningful equity, an executive contract, a live dispute, a severance release, an acquisition, or any agreement whose downside you could not comfortably absorb. Use the report to make that hour cheaper, not to skip it.