LegalSifter wants to take the headache out of legal services, one AI-reviewed contract at a time
Evergreen legal advice is to never sign a contract without reading it, but some legally binding documents are more complicated for a person with a JD than others. That's where McCandless-based LegalSifter comes in, with a service and software its leaders promise can take the pain out of understanding and signing contracts. “Contracts are the most important document in global commerce and they're just a universal pain for everyone,” the artificial intelligence-driven legal tech company's CEO, Kevin Miller, told Technical.ly. “They're a pain to read and negotiate. And they're a pain to keep track of, but natural language processing and machine learning, specifically, are uniquely suited to react to the novel language that befuddles us all on contracts.” LegalSifter users can upload their contracts, let the company's tools comb over…
