Layman Law Alternatives

If you're looking for something different from Layman Law, one system worth checking is Detangle. It's designed to help people understand legal documents by parsing legalese and explaining it to humans. It'll provide a one- or two-paragraph summary of the document, a list of questions you should ask an attorney and a section on potential problems. Detangle also has a "money matters" section to help you understand financial details and encrypts documents with AES standards for security. It's geared for entrepreneurs, investors, home buyers and others who encounter legal documents often, and it's relatively inexpensive for a system that'll help you scrutinize documents and feel more comfortable with complex legal contracts.

Another interesting service is SpeedLegal, an AI-powered contract review tool. SpeedLegal is designed to help people spot problems, get customized advice and get a better understanding of what's going on when reviewing contracts. It includes a Red Flag Analyzer, personalized advice on how to fix contracts, automated contract summaries and the ability to set your own contract standards. SpeedLegal handles several types of contracts in five languages and offers a variety of pricing plans, including a free option for individuals, so it's a good option for legal and nonlegal people who want to speed up their contract review.

If you want a more elaborate contract management system, Contract AI uses AI technology to provide real-time contract insights, risk assessments and anomaly detection. It's designed for real estate, finance and technology industries, among others, and can handle the full contract lifecycle from creation to optimization. Contract AI is geared for businesses, entrepreneurs and individuals, and offers detailed contract analysis, interpretation and optimization advice to help you get more out of the contracting process and do it more efficiently and accurately.