ISBN: 9798170636365 - ai contract drafting in 30 minutes: draft, review, compare, and strengthen contracts with ai assistance (30-minute ai for lawyers, band 4) (1 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Aug 2026, 2026

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    Serie: Buch 4 von 5 - 30-Minute AI for Lawyers

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Contract work rewards two things that rarely arrive together under deadline: speed and precision. AI Contract Drafting in 30 Minutes shows working lawyers how to get both, using a disciplined, verification-first method rather than a leap of faith in a chatbot.At the center of the book is the C.L.A.U.S.E. Method - Context, Legal objective, Assemble, Uncover, Strengthen, Examine - mapped onto a six-stage, thirty-minute workflow that scales from a one-page NDA to a complex commercial agreement without changing its underlying structure. You'll learn how to build a Contract Brief that prevents AI from silently filling gaps in your instructions, how to run a systematic Red/Amber/Green risk review before a document ever reaches a counterparty, how to turn a redline into a prioritized negotiation position, and how to close every file with a non-negotiable, lawyer-led verification pass.The book includes a 25-prompt library across six functional packs (Drafting, Review, Clause Improvement, Comparison, Negotiation, Final QA), a running worked example threaded through ten chapters, and five appendices - a glossary, a fully filled-in sample brief, an FAQ, a chapter-by-chapter quick reference, and a sample client cover note.This is not a book that promises AI will replace legal judgment. It promises the opposite: a way to buy back the time that judgment actually requires.…