VOL. I · No. 1 · Michaelmas Term, MMXXVIEngland & Wales · Open source · MIT
Inaugural issue · Christmas MMXXVI

A junior counsel
in your pocket.

35legal skills, twelve agents, and the entirety of England & Wales statute — assembled into a single quiet assistant for the work of reading, drafting and risking contracts.

Begin a review →See the chambers
I.

Read any contract

Drop in a PDF, DOCX or scanned page. The Counsel returns a marked-up version with commentary, risk flags and the precise statute it relies upon.

II.

Draft from facts

Tell it the parties, the consideration and the term. Receive a clean NDA, employment contract or terms of service — citing English law, not Delaware.

III.

Reason like a panel

Twelve agents — junior counsel, senior counsel, devil's advocate, costs draftsman — debate before a single conclusion is reached.

In the matter of any contract before you, the question is rarely what does the document say. It is what the document does — to your money, your obligations, and the next twenty years of your professional life.

The instrument

Thirty-five discrete skills.

see the full register on p. 4 →
I
Contracts
6 skills
II
Property
1 skill
III
Employment
4 skills
IV
Compliance
3 skills
V
Drafting
5 skills
VI
Caselaw
1 skill
VII
Specialist
6 skills
VIII
Consumer & ESG
3 skills
IX
Intelligence
4 skills
X
Platform
2 skills
Specimen review · #4127

Patel v. Acme Holdings.

A consultancy agreement, three pages of restrictive covenants, and a non-compete a clause too far. Reviewed in eleven seconds; opined upon over the next ninety.

Score
78
Issues
12
Time saved
3h 40m
CONSULTANCY AGREEMENT — Cl. 12 (Non-compete)
The Consultant shall not, for a period of twenty-four (24) months following termination, directly or indirectly engage in any business which competes with the Company anywhere in the United Kingdom
“24 months is unenforceable post-TFW. Suggest 6 months, narrowed to direct competitors.”
— Senior Counsel