# Legal Source: https://www.trypascal.io/solutions/legal Bring the whole matter into the review. Review contracts alongside the firm’s playbook and deal context. Trace an issue to its source, prepare proposed language, and give counsel a clear briefing. ## Who this is for For law firms, in-house counsel, and legal operations ## Read the clause in its business context. A contract records the agreement. A playbook describes the firm’s position. The deal team explains the commercial priorities. Pascal brings them into the same review. Project Aster is approaching signing. Across 24 matter records, three issues need attention: an outstanding customer consent, an uncapped indemnity, and privileged material in the delivery workflow. Follow the consent issue from the review matrix to the exact contract clause. Apply the firm’s playbook, compare the proposed language, and prepare a partner briefing. Four purpose-built legal Work Surfaces carry the matter from evidence to advice. ## Workflow ### Frame the matter Set the question, transaction context, and review standard. ### Trace the source Read the original consent clause and compare it with the retained matter position. ### Review the portfolio Inspect the contract matrix and assign the material exceptions. ### Prepare the language Propose a redline and briefing using the firm’s playbook. ### Keep counsel in control Counsel reviews the draft and decides whether to accept language or authorize delivery. ## Result and action boundary The partner has a review matrix, the source clause, a proposed signing condition, and a briefing. Each issue has an owner and a next step for counsel to assess. The redline and briefing are drafts for counsel’s review. Nothing has been accepted, sent, filed, or signed. Specific integrations and licensed research sources require separate implementation and provider access. ## The legal AI vision Connect legal research, document review, and drafting with your firm’s knowledge and business context. Specific integrations, native add-ins, and licensed sources require implementation and provider access. ### Research & knowledge Investigate legal, regulatory, and tax questions across the sources your team is entitled to use. Bring the jurisdiction, effective date, contrary authority, and exact passage into the answer. Connect external research with your firm’s precedents and accumulated matter knowledge. Work product: A cited research memo, with open questions intact. Vision scope · licensed sources depend on provider access. ### Document intelligence Organize a matter’s contracts, correspondence, and exhibits. Extract clauses into review tables, compare provisions across documents, and follow a material exception back to its original wording. Keep the review connected as the document set changes. Work product: A review matrix with sources, priorities, and owners. Demonstrated in the Project Aster film. ### Drafting & redlines Draft from a term sheet, compare versions, and propose redlines against your preferred and fallback positions. Prepare the issues list beside the language. Extend the workflow to translation, anonymization, template fills, and the firm’s writing style. Work product: A proposed redline and the reasoning behind it. The film shows proposed language for counsel’s review. ### Agents & workflows Design agents for diligence, deposition preparation, regulatory briefings, contract review, and case strategy. Describe a workflow in plain language. Give it the relevant knowledge, tools, checkpoints, and reviewers, then improve it as the team learns. Work product: A reusable legal workflow with human review points. Vision scope · configured around each practice. ### Matter collaboration Bring lawyers, legal operations, business stakeholders, and agents into shared Tasks and Workrooms. Keep advice, drafts, source evidence, and decisions together. Design client collaboration around explicit membership, privilege boundaries, and approval before delivery. Work product: A matter workspace and a reviewed client packet. The film retains a briefing and holds external sharing. ### Contract intelligence Connect clauses with counterparties, obligations, renewal dates, revenue, and operating dependencies. Compare negotiation positions across the portfolio. Turn a newly discovered consent requirement into an owned issue that follows the transaction through closing. Work product: A contract portfolio linked to business decisions. Vision scope · consent analysis illustrated in the film. ### Connected tools Design the legal workspace around document management, email, Office documents, mobile access, APIs, and MCP. Bring the matter’s context to the tools people already use, and give agents controlled access to the systems needed to complete the work. Work product: A connected practice, from research to delivery. Vision scope · specific add-ins and integrations require implementation. ### Practice intelligence Understand adoption, review quality, recurring exceptions, and the time spent moving matters forward. Carry approved preferences and firm guidance into future work. Use the evidence to improve playbooks, allocate expertise, and identify the next workflow worth building. Work product: Practice insights that inform the next improvement. Vision scope · measured against your team’s baseline. ## Across the practice ### Transactional Diligence, deal-point analysis, consent tracking, disclosure schedules, and a closing issues list that stays connected to the documents. ### Litigation Fact chronologies, discovery review, deposition preparation, research, and draft arguments with contradictory evidence kept in view. ### In-house Contract intake, commercial review, regulatory change, board briefings, and clear escalation from business request to legal judgment. ### Knowledge & innovation Precedent libraries, approved playbooks, repeatable agents, and bespoke applications built around the way your practice works. ## Studio AI App Builder Discuss a client intake portal, contract risk explorer, or closing application built around your firm’s process. Review its behavior and access before release. ## Start and expand Bring a representative matter and your review playbook. We’ll discuss a first deliverable, its source requirements, and how your lawyers would review it. The broader vision includes research, drafting, practice workflows, and Studio applications for lawyers and clients. Scope each capability around the documents, tools, and review requirements of the practice. ## Related products - [Agents](https://www.trypascal.io/platform/agents) - [Documents](https://www.trypascal.io/platform/documents) - [Workrooms](https://www.trypascal.io/platform/workrooms) - [Context Graph](https://www.trypascal.io/platform/context-graph) - [Governance](https://www.trypascal.io/platform/governance) - [Work Surfaces](https://www.trypascal.io/platform/work-surfaces) ## Next step [Discuss your workflow](https://www.trypascal.io/contact)