Compare draft wording
Prepare a side-by-side table of differences between approved clauses, then check each difference yourself.
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Prepare a side-by-side table of differences between approved clauses, then check each difference yourself.
Turn approved sample notes into a dated chronology with source references for practitioner checking.
Use your approved template and instructions to prepare a first draft for review.
Worked example
Illustrative example using fictional information.
AI prepares
| Wording | Version A | Version B |
|---|---|---|
| NumberSource S1, S2 | 10 | 7 |
| Day definitionSource S1, S2 | business days | calendar days |
| Unchanged wordingSource S1, S2 | The supplier must send the report ... of approval. | The supplier must send the report ... of approval. |
You check · Responsible legal practitioner
The practitioner checks every difference against both clauses, interprets its significance and follows the practice confidentiality rules.
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A pathway around your work
Identify wording changes without inferring their legal effect.
Include one meaningful change and an unchanged passage.
Every reported difference is traceable to both versions; interpretation stays with the practitioner.
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Before you start
Yes. Fictional clauses, sample notes and approved templates can help you investigate the workflow. Follow your practice rules and obtain appropriate approval before considering live material.
Bring one task, the tools you use and who checks the work. A fictional or de-identified sample can help.
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Bring one task, the tools you use and who checks the work. A fictional or de-identified sample can help.