- ITMediaLaw has developed an innovative AI tool for analyzing contract clauses.
- The clause check enables a quick assessment in the areas of IT law, media law and company law.
- It does not replace comprehensive legal advice and does not take into account the overall context of a contract.
- Particularly useful for checking standard clauses and detecting potential weaknesses.
- The clause check provides initial guidance when drafting contracts.
- Contracts still require sound legal expertise and experience.
- The tool is intended to supplement, not replace, legal advice.
In practice, entrepreneurs and start-ups are often faced with the challenge of checking the legal viability of individual contractual clauses. ITMediaLaw has developed an innovative AI tool to provide initial guidance here.
How the clause check works
The new feature enables a quick analysis of individual contractual clauses from the areas of IT law, media law, company law, copyright law and start-up law. It is extremely easy to use:
1. enter the clause to be checked
2. Select the area of law
3. Receive an AI-generated assessment
Possibilities and limits
The clause check provides an initial assessment of the wording and possible legal pitfalls. For example, it can point out obvious contradictions or unclear formulations.
However, it is important to understand the limitations of this tool:
– It does not replace comprehensive legal advice
– The analysis is isolated and does not take into account the overall context of a contract
– Complex legal issues still require legal expertise
Practical benefits for entrepreneurs and start-ups
The clause check is particularly suitable for:
– Initial guidance for drafting contracts
– Reviewing standard clauses
– Identifying potential weaknesses in existing contract passages
Conclusion: Useful tool, no substitute for legal advice
The new AI feature on ITMediaLaw is a practical tool for an initial legal assessment of individual contractual clauses. It can help entrepreneurs and start-ups to identify potential problems at an early stage and obtain targeted legal support.
However, it should be noted: Contracts are complex legal constructs whose effectiveness and enforceability depend on many factors. Drawing up legally compliant, tailor-made contracts still requires sound legal expertise and experience.
The clause check should therefore be seen as a supplementary tool, not as a substitute for comprehensive legal advice. The expertise of a specialized lawyer remains essential for the creation of complete, legally compliant contracts that meet the individual requirements of the respective business model.
So feel free to use the clause check for an initial orientation – but remember: for really watertight contracts, there is no way around professional legal support. And of course I am always happy to help you with this!
