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The world has seen many challenges this past year. Covid-19 upended the way we live and work but we are adjusting our actions, making life convenient and safe, and striving for a better world. Many organizations have seen revenue disruptions during COVID-19, and companies faced increased pressure to recapture revenues. Despite all this, Artificial intelligence […]

Have you updated the Force Majeure clause with COVID-19 in your existing contracts? If not, this is the best opportunity to modify the existing clause in all your legacy contracts and include it in future contracts. Force Majeure clause is one of the important clauses to include in a contract that relieves the parties from […]

It’s important to be on top of your contracts and have all the relevant documents in place. It reduces the chance of missing the relevant and documents that are of high importance and saves time and effort on the documents that are not relevant. As a company growth graph moves upward, having a contract lifecycle […]

Big data is an extremely large set of data that primarily consists of three characteristics volume, velocity, and variability which require storage, interpretation, and analytics to figure out the meaning. Here, data sources could be anything like social media comments, tweets, sensors, health records, smartphones, and on and on. Deep down this data has a […]

A General Counsel’s role is no more giving legal advice to the company, it has evolved more than this. They need to make the business model as resilient and flexible as possible. As a company grows the number of contracts also grows. It becomes very important for a GC to spend time analyzing the company’s […]

Manual Summarization This is the most common and traditional way of summarizing contracts; it is best suited when summarization needs close attention from a legal expert to provide detailed and tailored results. It can be undertaken immediately with the help of an in-house legal expert. This is an easy and valuable way of summarization when […]

Data Extraction from contracts The old way of capturing essential data attributes from legal documents has been transcended, thanks to technology. It is difficult to achieve very high accuracy from software and consistency from manual methods. Yet we hear about Artificial Intelligence (AI), we hear about Machine Learning software systems and other new technologies for […]

A Procurement Management Process helps companies purchase goods and services from external suppliers, it further includes a series of activities and processes. The procurement management process comprises planning, selection, administering, and closing procurement i.e. awarding and managing the contract. It is vital for any organization to have a proper procurement management system so to avoid […]

What is a breach A breach is an unjustified failure to perform the terms of a contract. It could include any kind of failures such as failure to deliver services, failure to perform the job, failure to pay on time, and many more. Contracts are usually made in order to formalize an agreement and to […]

Contract Abstraction A process of "abstracting" key dates, clauses, payment terms options, and other information from a contract into data useable by a Contract Management System. This provides a concise view and saves companies precious time and resources. Furthermore, through the utilization of contract abstraction services, documents are easier to read for non-lawyers since essential [...] Read More

Our Thoughts

2021: Get set for a year of more Digital and more Artificial Intelligence

Contracts and the COVID-19 Crisis: Force Majeure Clause

Empower your contracts with Brightleaf new API integration for seamless contract management process

Extract business insights from your big data

GCs to completely rethink the approach to manage contracts

Understand different ways to do contract summarization

Why the hybrid solution is better than owning software for contract data extraction

Understanding procurement management, the simple way

Contractual Breaches: secure yourself from a probable negligence

Contract abstraction: Reduce cost while improving your contract functioning