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If this service is for lawyers, then it could have value. However, most lawyers pass their time costs onto their clients, so they have no incentive to be effic
by joshuaheard 12y ago
If this service is for lawyers, then it could have value. However, most lawyers pass their time costs onto their clients, so they have no incentive to be efficient. I would aim at corporate lawyers, although it's a very small market.
- Balgair 12y agoI can then see the aim to the mass market. It is something that in the very least gives you confidence in the contract in some small way. If the software gives it a pass, you can then sorta assume it is somewhat legit. However, if it gives a pass with conditions, you can then have something to push back on the other party for. It'll give people some confidence to argue their own rights, even if it is terribly misplaced and wrongheaded, it might get people to read their contracts.