One thing to remember is that contracts depend on trust. Not only between you and the party signing, But also between you and your lawyer. To succeed, the serv

One thing to remember is that contracts depend on trust. Not only between you and the party signing, But also between you and your lawyer. To succeed, the service would have to be trustworthy enough that I wouldn't feel the need to have a lawyer "double-check" the contract first. You could argue that just having a lawyer proofread the document would be far less costly though I guess. It will take a lot of trust to get a service to the levels of trust required for some contracts. One mistake and you could be screwed.