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AI contract review for
Cyprus, Greece and Malta.

Extract clauses, score risk and redline against your playbook — grounded in LexisNexis content, with jurisdiction overlays for Cypriot, Greek and Maltese law and full EU data residency.

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Capabilities

From a stack of PDFs to a ranked list of risks.

Contract review is where legal AI pays back fastest: the work is high volume, highly repetitive, and the risk of missing a clause is concrete. EuroLexAI automates the first pass and leaves the judgment to your lawyers.

Clause extraction

Pull termination, indemnity, liability cap, governing law, assignment and change-of-control clauses out of long agreements automatically, with a link back to the exact paragraph in the source document.

Risk assessment

Flag clauses that fall outside your playbook — uncapped liability, one-sided indemnities, auto-renewal traps, unfavourable jurisdiction — and rank them by commercial exposure before the matter reaches a partner.

Jurisdiction overlays for CY, GR and MT

Review contracts against Cyprus, Greek and Maltese contract law together with the EU rulebook, so a clause that is standard in one jurisdiction is not silently carried into another where it is unenforceable.

Redlining inside Word

Lexis Create+ puts suggested edits, fallback clause options and proofreading in the document lawyers already work in — no copy-paste between an AI tool and the draft.

Playbook workflows at volume

Protégé workflows apply your own templates, standards and fallback positions across a batch of contracts, producing consistent, structured review output instead of ad-hoc prompting.

Verifiable, EU-resident

Every finding cites the underlying clause or authority, processing stays inside the EU, and client data is never used to train foundation models.

Who it is for

Built for the teams that read the most paper.

Corporate legal teams

NDAs, supplier terms, SaaS agreements and DPAs reviewed in minutes against your own standard positions, with only genuine deviations escalated to counsel.

Law firms

Due-diligence contract stacks summarised clause by clause, so associates spend their time on judgment calls rather than first-pass reading.

Financial services

Outsourcing and ICT third-party contracts checked for the DORA-mandated clauses — exit strategies, audit rights, subcontracting and incident reporting.

Procurement and vendor management

Inbound vendor paper triaged and scored before it reaches legal, with a consistent record of what was accepted and why.

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FAQ

AI contract review, answered.

What is AI contract review?

AI contract review uses language models grounded in legal content to read an agreement, extract its key clauses, compare them against a playbook or market standard, and surface the terms that carry risk — so a lawyer reviews conclusions rather than reading every page from scratch.

How accurate is AI contract review?

Accuracy depends on grounding. EuroLexAI runs on LexisNexis content and links every extracted clause and flagged risk back to the source paragraph or authority, so reviewers verify rather than trust. It is a first-pass tool: a qualified lawyer signs off on the outcome.

Does it work for Cyprus, Greek and Maltese law contracts?

Yes. Review runs against the EU rulebook plus jurisdiction overlays for Cyprus, Greece and Malta, including local contract-law positions and regulator expectations from CySEC, HCMC and the MFSA.

Can it review contracts in Greek?

Yes. Contracts and drafting output are handled in both Greek and English, with Greek citation conventions preserved.

Is our contract data used to train the AI?

No. Client and firm documents are never used to train foundation models, all processing stays within the EU, and each review leaves a full audit trail.

How long does a review take?

A standard commercial contract is triaged in minutes. Batch review across a due-diligence data room runs as a workflow and returns a structured, comparable output per document.

Run your own contracts through it.

A 30-minute working session using your agreements and your playbook.

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