AI for Contract Review
Accelerate contract review with AI that analyses provisions against Australian legislation, identifies key clauses, and structures review notes for professional consideration.
The Contract Review Challenge
Contract review is one of the most time-consuming tasks in legal practice. Reviewing a commercial agreement requires reading every clause, identifying key provisions, assessing enforceability under Australian law, and flagging risks — often under tight deadlines.
Junior lawyers spend hours on initial review before a senior lawyer even sees the document. Much of this time is spent on mechanical tasks — identifying standard vs non-standard clauses, checking legislative compliance, and structuring review notes.
Old Workflow vs New Workflow
Junior lawyer reads entire contract, makes manual notes on key clauses
Cassandra identifies and flags key provisions, non-standard clauses, and risk areas
Research enforceability of specific clauses against relevant legislation
Cassandra analyses provisions against Australian contract law with cited references
Draft review memo manually, formatting findings for senior review
Cassandra generates structured review notes with identified issues and legislative references
How Cassandra Supports Contract Review
Provision Identification
Identifies and categorises key contractual provisions — indemnities, limitation clauses, termination rights, assignment restrictions
Legislative Cross-Reference
Analyses clauses against relevant Australian legislation — Australian Consumer Law, Competition and Consumer Act, state-specific requirements
Structured Review Output
Generates structured review notes with issue identification, risk assessment, and legislative references
Precedent Research
Research relevant case law on enforceability of specific clause types
Who Benefits Most
Built for Professional Trust
- Outputs are designed as structured starting points — the lawyer makes all final assessments
- Every legislative reference is verifiable against primary sources
- Structured for the review workflow — not automated legal advice