I´m a law graduate and a product manager in the legal space at the moment, so this is very interesting to me. Templating is a solved problem in general and ther

I´m a law graduate and a product manager in the legal space at the moment, so this is very interesting to me. Templating is a solved problem in general and there are many ways to achieve the same thing, some startups are build simply on the premise that a nice frontend for a templating engine will be a huge value. But I think in order to create meaningful change for legal professionals, you need more components. 1. Knowledge management a. privat knowledge b. public knowledge like laws 2. Templating 3. Insights in the combination of 1. and 2. 4. Results that look equally good as custom build contracts in Word 5. A link to reference code, if there is code enforcing the legal prosa Its all about knowledge graphs and an interface to them.