AI for Lawyers

Draft a limitation of liability clause for a SaaS subscription agreement where the vendor is a startup with limited insurance capacity. The clause should: cap the vendor's total liability at the fees paid in the 12 months preceding the claim, exclude liability for indirect, consequential, and punitive damages, carve out exclusions to the cap for confidentiality breaches, IP infringement, and fraud, and include mutual application language so neither party bears unlimited risk. UK law governing. Plain commercial drafting style, not US-style.

Review this commercial agreement and identify the top 5 provisions that present the greatest commercial or legal risk to my client as the buyer: [paste contract]. For each risk: quote the relevant provision, explain the specific risk in plain English, rate the severity as high, medium, or low, and suggest alternative language that better protects my client's interests. Focus particularly on: indemnification scope, IP ownership, data processing obligations, termination rights, and representations and warranties.

Write a client advice letter summarizing the key legal obligations under the UK GDPR for a small e-commerce business that has just started collecting customer email addresses and shipping data. The client has no legal background. Cover: what personal data they are collecting and why it triggers GDPR obligations, the lawful basis they should rely on, the 5 most important compliance steps they need to take in the next 30 days, and the consequences of non-compliance in plain terms. Professional but accessible tone. Not a legal essay.

I am preparing to negotiate an IP assignment clause in an employment contract on behalf of my client, the employee. The employer's current clause assigns all IP created by the employee to the employer including work done outside company time and unrelated to the business. Prepare: our 3 strongest arguments for narrowing the clause, the employer's likely counterarguments to each and how to respond, 2 compromise positions we could accept, the commercial precedents that support narrowing IP assignment clauses in employment contracts, and the fallback position if negotiation fails.

Summarize this 45-page terms and conditions document for a software platform for a non-lawyer client who needs to decide whether to sign it: [paste document or key sections]. Identify: the 5 most important things they are agreeing to, any unusual terms that differ from standard market practice, clauses that could create significant financial or operational risk, data and privacy obligations they are accepting, and 3 questions they should ask before signing. Plain English throughout. Under 500 words.