Catching the Outlier

Reviewing a set of agreements for the one that is different usually comes down to memory and gut feel. One agreement is governed by different law. One clause is structured differently from the rest. A notice period is shorter in one contract than the others. The outlier hides on page 40 of a document you read last week.

This lesson answers: which agreement or clause in this set does not match the rest? Three prompts compare one clause across every selected agreement and flag the one that differs. Two additional prompts provide more information.

Before you start

Selection controls the answer. The Assistant compares only what you select, so include every agreement in the set.
Fill in the [brackets]. Replace each one with the specifics from your review, such as the agreements and the clause you are comparing, before you run the prompt.

Prompts

Review the governing law clause in each of [the selected agreements]. Flag any agreement whose governing law differs from the rest, and identify which one and why it stands out.

Compare the [indemnification] clause in each of [the selected agreements]. Identify the one structured differently from the others and explain the difference.

Compare the [termination-for-convenience notice period] in each of [the selected agreements]. Flag any agreement whose notice period differs from the rest.

Review the governing law clause in each of [the selected agreements]. Flag any agreement whose governing law differs from the rest, and identify which one and why it stands out.

Trust but verify

Every answer has blue numbers at the end, those are the citations. Click those numbers to see an excerpt of the document your answer came from. If needed, click the excerpt to see the answer highlighted in your document.