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Live demonstration · Legal

An AI drafted the opinion. A partner’s name — and liability — goes on it.

An AI assistant drafted a formal legal opinion the client is about to rely on to close a deal. But signing an opinion exposes the firm to malpractice — a licensed attorney has to own it.

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Brandt & Cole LLP
Corporate · transactional opinion

Your client needs a legal opinion to close a $90M acquisition. An AI assistant produced a clean draft with the analysis and caveats in minutes.

But the moment the client relies on that opinion, malpractice liability attaches to the firm. A licensed attorney must personally stand behind the conclusion.

AI-drafted · unverifiedOpinion Letter — Enforceability
Governing-law analysis consistent with precedent
Standard assumptions and qualifications included
One enforceability carve-out flagged as uncertainRequires attorney judgment before issuance
Make the call — and sign

You'll be asked for a device passkey, such as Touch ID — that's how we prove a real person signed.

Why a human must sign: Malpractice liability attaches to a formal legal opinion the moment a client relies on it — a licensed attorney must personally own the conclusion and its caveats.