Contract analysis is time-consuming and critical—missing key terms, risks, or obligations can expose clients to significant liability. Manual review of complex agreements demands hours of careful reading, cross-referencing provisions, and identifying potential pitfalls across lengthy documents.
Contract analysis is time-consuming and critical—missing key terms, risks, or obligations can expose clients to significant liability. Manual review of complex agreements demands hours of careful reading, cross-referencing provisions, and identifying potential pitfalls across lengthy documents.
CaseMark automates comprehensive contract analysis, extracting key terms, obligations, and risks with AI precision. Get structured reports highlighting critical provisions, risk assessments, and actionable recommendations in minutes, enabling faster decision-making and stronger negotiation positions.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Contract analysis is essential for due diligence in investment transactions, reviewing term sheets, shareholder agreements, and portfolio company contracts to identify risks and obligations.
VC and PE professionals regularly review complex investment agreements, subscription documents, and portfolio company contracts requiring systematic risk assessment and terms extraction.
Analyzing financing agreements, loan documents, security agreements, and credit facilities to assess terms, covenants, and financial obligations.
Corporate finance transactions involve extensive contract review for debt instruments, guarantees, and financial covenants that require detailed analysis and risk assessment.
Reviewing government procurement contracts, compliance clauses, FAR provisions, and subcontracting agreements to ensure regulatory compliance and identify contractual obligations.
Government contracts contain complex regulatory requirements and standardized clauses that benefit from systematic analysis to extract key terms and assess compliance risks.
Analyzing disputed contracts to identify breach claims, interpret ambiguous terms, extract relevant provisions, and assess litigation risks in commercial disputes.
Commercial litigators frequently need to analyze contracts at the center of disputes to build cases around breach, performance obligations, and damages calculations.
Reviewing vendor agreements, data processing agreements, and service contracts to assess data privacy compliance, security obligations, and regulatory risk under GDPR, CCPA, and other frameworks.
Privacy attorneys must analyze contracts for data handling provisions, security requirements, and compliance obligations that are critical for regulatory adherence.
CaseMark's AI performs comprehensive contract analysis in 15 minutes compared to 4-5 hours of manual review. The system systematically examines every provision, extracting key terms, obligations, and risks while maintaining the thoroughness of experienced legal counsel. You receive structured reports with specific citations, risk assessments, and actionable recommendations that serve as a foundation for legal decision-making.
CaseMark analyzes all types of commercial agreements including service contracts, licensing agreements, employment contracts, vendor agreements, NDAs, and complex transactional documents. The system identifies standard provisions like indemnification, termination, IP rights, and payment terms across any contract type. You can analyze single agreements or compare multiple contracts to identify differences in risk allocation and favorability.
The analysis identifies ambiguous language that could lead to disputes, one-sided provisions creating disproportionate obligations, missing provisions leaving matters unaddressed, and conflicts between contract sections. CaseMark evaluates indemnification scope, liability limitations, warranty disclaimers, automatic renewal clauses, and termination rights. You receive a comprehensive risk matrix categorizing issues by severity with specific recommendations for negotiation or amendment.
Yes, CaseMark generates detailed reports formatted for direct client delivery or internal use. The analysis includes an executive summary highlighting critical findings, section-by-section breakdowns with contract citations, risk assessments, and prioritized recommendations. The output serves as a primary reference document enabling stakeholders to understand contractual implications without reading the entire agreement themselves.