Sullivan & Cromwell brings legal expertise into agreement review
In collaboration with OpenAI, Sullivan & Cromwell developed Agreement Analyzer, an AI tool for identifying issues in a draft agreement.
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A law firm has developed an AI tool for reviewing draft agreements that compares contract terms against the firm's precedents and identifies potential issues. The tool works by integrating the firm's existing workflows, precedent documents, and negotiating playbooks with AI capabilities to perform multiple review cycles and produce a memorandum with proposed changes for lawyers to evaluate. The development reflects a shift in AI applications from routine administrative tasks toward more complex analytical legal work. The tool's designers emphasize that trustworthiness depends on making sources and reasoning transparent, so lawyers can see the basis for any claims the AI makes and decide which suggested changes to accept.
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