An example of how AI can identify changes between two contract drafts
Below is a sample of how AI can compare two versions of a contract and itemize every difference — flagging what was added, removed, or modified, along with a plain-language explanation of each change.
The Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas has announced that discovery motion hearings will now go back in person. Personally, this is a welcome development. As a young attorney, this was the way for me to learn how to practice…
Conflicts Will Occur Between Businesses — Growth Happens from How Conflict Is Handled Long-term business relationships generate 60–70% more revenue than constantly chasing new ones. Yet across Philadelphia, South Jersey, the Delaware Valley (and beyond), many businesses make the same…
Introduction: Why Technology Matters in Mediation, and Arbitration The legal profession has historically been slow to adopt change; especially technological change. For decades, courtroom traditions, paper filings, and in-person hearings defined how disputes were resolved. Yet in recent years, technology…
Virtual mediation was a lifeline when the world shut down in 2020. Six years later, it’s worth asking an uncomfortable question: are we still choosing it because it works best or because it’s convenient? Across Philadelphia, attorneys are streaming back into…
It’s 2 a.m. Your client isn’t thinking about EEOC charge deadlines or discovery timelines. They are replaying the meeting where they were told their position was being eliminated just three months after they filed an internal complaint. They’re wondering whether…
The success of mediation depends on one critical factor: the parties must fully buy into the process. Without this commitment, even the most skilled mediator will face significant challenges in helping parties reach a resolution. But what does “buying in”…
