Ninety pages, due by nine.
A first read of every contract, so the lawyers spend their hours on judgment instead of page turning.
Review this agreement against our standard terms. List termination, indemnity and fee clauses that differ, with section numbers.
Claudecompares each clause with your standard terms
Geminilooks for anything unusual the first pass missed
Codexbuilds the comparison table with section numbers
Agreement review, Harbour Ltd
- 9.2: indemnity is uncapped. Ours caps it at fees paid
- 14.1: renews automatically, 90 days notice to stop
- 6.3: fees can rise yearly. Ours needs written consent
The client sends the agreement at five with a note that says "quick look?" It is ninety pages, with two amendments and a side letter. Somewhere in there is a termination clause that will matter in eighteen months, and an indemnity that is wider than it sounds.
- Partners do first pass reading at partner rates
- Each lawyer reviews in a slightly different way
- Past matters sit in folders nobody has time to search
Try it yourself in Luminair
Six steps. No setup beyond the AI plan you already have.
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Install Luminair and sign in
Download Luminair and open it. Go to Settings → Models → Add account and sign in with an AI plan you already pay for, like Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini.
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Make a folder for this job
In the sidebar, choose New folder… and name it “Matter”. Then choose New session in this folder. Everything for this job stays together.
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Bring the information in
You need: the agreement, amendments and your standard terms. Connect Gmail, Harvest and Asana in Settings → Connectors, or export the files and drag them into the chat.
- 4
Ask for the result
Paste this into the session, or say it in your own words:
Review this agreement against our standard terms. List termination, indemnity and fee clauses that differ, with section numbers.
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Get a second opinion
Pick a different model in the model picker and ask it to check the first answer:
Which clauses in this agreement did the first review not mention at all?
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Make it repeat
Open Flows → New and add the steps: Summarise each document in the matter → Compare key clauses with our template → Draft the client memo for a lawyer to edit. Choose when it runs, like every Monday at 09:00. Nothing is sent or changed until you approve it.
How it plays out
A folder per matter
Each matter gets its own Project Folder, kept apart from every other client. Drop in the contract, the amendments and the correspondence. Journal becomes the running matter file.
Ask for the first pass
Ask for the key clauses, anything unusual, and how it compares with your preferred terms. Each point comes with the section it came from, so checking it takes seconds.
Write the playbook once
Save your review standards as house rules: what to flag first, how to cite, what never leaves the folder. Share them with the team so every new matter starts the same way.
You stay in charge
This is a reading assistant, not a lawyer. It can miss things and it can be wrong, which is why every output cites its section and every memo is reviewed before it leaves the firm.
Your own past matters become searchable precedent. Ask what you agreed the last time a landlord asked for this clause, and get an answer in a minute.
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