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A legal technology companyLaw
Commercial agreements with deliberate problems. The model must spot the clause that hurts the client, explain the risk in plain English, and redraft it.
The client asks you to use ChatGPT for these tasks.
Attach the full agreement, not an excerpt. The problem clause must be findable but not signposted.
The ideal response quotes the clause, explains the commercial risk in two or three sentences a business owner would understand, and offers a redraft.
Keep to English law. Invent the parties.
Ideas to get you started. Take one, change it, or write something else entirely. An unlimited indemnity buried in a supply agreement. A non-compete that is probably unenforceable. Auto-renewal with a 180-day notice window. IP assignment that captures the customer's own data. A termination-for-convenience right that only one side has. Liquidated damages that look like a penalty. A governing-law clause that conflicts with the jurisdiction clause. Payment terms that let the buyer withhold indefinitely.
A task the client would approve. Yours should be this complete.
Attached is a software licence between Thornbury Logistics (customer) and Ardent Systems (supplier). Thornbury has asked you to review it before signing. Identify the clause most likely to cause Thornbury loss, explain the risk plainly, and redraft it.
Clause 11.3 caps Ardent's liability at the fees paid in the previous month, which after a data loss could be a few thousand pounds against a seven-figure loss…
Weights add up to 100.