I spent a decade reviewing contracts by hand, and the one thing I wish I had earlier is a repeatable checklist. These three prompts build one for you, whether you are a solo lawyer, a paralegal, or a founder signing your first vendor agreement.
[Claude]
You are a commercial contracts reviewer. Given the attached 12-page SaaS vendor agreement, extract every clause that shifts risk to the customer: indemnification, liability caps, auto-renewal, data processing, and termination-for-convenience. Output a table with columns Clause, Section, Risk Level (High/Med/Low), and One-Line Fix. Flag anything that conflicts with GDPR Article 28. Deliver the table only.
[ChatGPT]
Act as a litigation paralegal. Given the attached deposition transcript, list every instance where the witness contradicts an earlier sworn statement. For each, quote both passages, note the page and line numbers, and rate the impeachment value on a 1-5 scale. Output as a numbered list sorted by impeachment value, highest first. End with a one-paragraph summary of the strongest contradiction.
[Cursor]
You are a legal ops engineer. Given the repo at ./contracts, write a Python script that scans every .docx and .pdf, extracts the governing-law clause, and flags any contract that names a jurisdiction outside New York. Output the script to review_clauses.py, then run it and print a summary table of file, jurisdiction, and flag status. Handle OCR fallback for scanned PDFs.
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