Contract Insightor: LLM-Generated Legal Briefs with Clause-Level Risk Scoring
Keywords:
contract analysis, large language model, legal briefs, clause graph, risk scoring, indemnityAbstract
The objective of this paper is to present a legal-domain LLM which is designed to automate difficult contractual agreement analysis and summarization. Graphs emphasize indemnification, data-sharing, and IP in contracts with strong natural language processing, Contract Insightor which develops executive legal documents with risk heat maps. It suggests renegotiating jurisdictional language to reduce obligations.
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