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Discover how lawyers are leveraging ChatGPT and Claude AI in 2025. Learn practical applications, best practices, and ethical considerations for using AI in your legal practice.
Read MoreAI can speed up the review of complex Data Protection Agreements by flagging risky or unclear clauses before they become problems. With AI, you can run your own playbook directly in Word, instantly spotting issues like vague processing purposes, missing security measures, or weak liability terms.
ChatGPT might be a handy AI assistant for legal brainstorming and internal drafts—but when it comes to high-stakes contract work, it falls short on precision, security, and redlining. This article explores where ChatGPT helps, where it fails, and why tools like Gavel Exec offer a smarter, more secure alternative for real-world legal workflows.
Employment lawyers are using AI tools like Gavel Exec to review contracts, handbooks, and HR policies faster and more accurately, without sacrificing legal judgment. With built-in playbooks for multi-state compliance and rule-based redlining directly in Word, Gavel Exec helps attorneys flag risks, enforce internal standards, and stay ahead of shifting employment laws. The result: more consistent, defensible work product in less time.
LawGeex was one of the first legal AI startups to gain widespread attention, promising to automate contract review with cutting-edge technology. Backed by $45M in venture funding and early wins with companies like eBay and GE, it seemed poised to lead the legal tech market. But today, LawGeex is no longer seen as a dominant player. In this in-depth analysis, Gavel CEO Dorna Moini explores what held LawGeex back, from product limitations and scale challenges to market shifts and the rise of generative AI. This article breaks down LawGeex’s story and what it reveals about building successful legal AI products.
Can ChatGPT redline contracts accurately, and can you ethically use it? We break down what it can and can’t do, and why general AI falls short for legal work. Explore the risks of hallucinations, legal nuance gaps, and lack of integration, plus how legal-specific AI tools like Gavel Exec fill in the gaps to support contract review and negotiation.
Transactional lawyers are turning to AI tools to draft, review, and manage contracts faster and more accurately than ever before. In this guide, we break down the top AI tools lawyers are using today, and how they help firms deliver high-quality work with greater efficiency.