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Natural Language Processing for Legal Documents

Our Sifters

 

Built on the experience of tens of thousands of people, each Sifter® is trained to read text and look for a specific concept. It reads novel language, learns from experience, and improves over time.

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A Sifter uses AI, specifically natural language processing and machine learning.

Artificial Intelligence and my brown dog
  • The dog is brown.

  • They call him Charlie. 

  • Charlie is a Labrador retriever. 

  • The brown puppy is named Charlie.

People use different words to describe the same thing, like Charlie the dog. The variety makes language interesting ... and legal documents painful to read.

 

Each Sifter uses two types of artificial intelligence to solve this problem: machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP). 

 

NLP teaches computers to interpret human language as written, regardless of style. Each Sifter uses NLP to convert text into meaning. 

 

We train our Sifters with machine learning to identify a specific concept like a consequential damages waiver. Our lawyers find hundreds or thousands of examples of a specific concept. Our Data Science team uses machine learning to find the intangible thread that binds the writing of lots of lawyers, all with their own grammatical flair. 

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As more of our clients use a Sifter, it improves. Our Sifter Trainer, for example, retrains Sifters within 5-10 days of receiving client feedback.

AI to look over your shoulder.

 

A Sifter reviews your document to find an important concept that demands attention or is missing entirely.

Sifting for a Temination for Convenience clause

Termination for Convenience or Any Reason

Read faster.

 

Navigate text quickly with Sifters that make you a faster reader.

Sifting for a Payment Terms clause

Payment Terms: When to Pay

Always learning.

 

Feedback from our clients makes our Sifters smarter every week. 

Sifting for a Confidential Information Definition Exception clause

Confidential Information Definition Exception: Publicly Available

2,000+ Sifters available to all of our clients. 

We launch new and improved Sifters every week.

A few examples:

  • Assigning Rights and Obligations

  • Audits and Inspections of Books and Records

  • Change of Control: Notice Of

  • Confidential Information: Definition
  • Disputed Invoices

  • Event of Default: Definition

  • Export Control, References To

  • Force Majeure: Epidemic

  • Freedom from Defects

  • GDPR: Duration of Data Processing

  • Goods: Recall or Withdrawal

  • Goods: When Title Passes

  • Information Security: Encryption

Colorful Sifter Library
  • Information Security: Vulnerability Scans

  • Intellectual Property: Transfer
  • Jurisdiction: Establishing Jurisdiction

  • Leases: Go Dark

  • Leases: Paying for Utilities

  • Leases: Rent Payments
  • Medicare Books and Records Access

  • No Soliciting Employees

  • Payment Terms: Failure to Pay

  • Software: No Unlawful Use

  • Software: Warranty of Function
  • Term: Automatic Renewal

  • Termination Assistance

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