ContractorCounter Review support
Is the Contract Review Legal Advice?
No — ContractorCounter Review is not legal advice, and it doesn't pretend to be. It is an AI-powered first-pass review that makes sure every contract gets checked at all, and makes the lawyer cheaper when you do use one.
What it is
An automated review that flags risky, one-sided, and ambiguous clauses, explains them in plain English, and suggests what to ask for instead — so you walk into the negotiation knowing where the traps are.
What it is not
It is not a law firm, no solicitor-client relationship is created, and AI findings can be incomplete, inaccurate, or inapplicable to your jurisdiction or project. You remain responsible for what you sign.
When to involve a lawyer
For contracts worth serious money, unusual bespoke terms, or anything already in dispute, take the marked-up review to a construction lawyer. You'll spend their billable hours on judgment instead of reading — the review is a head start for them, not a replacement.
The fine print
The ContractorCounter Review Terms and privacy notice govern use of the product — read them at review.contractorcounter.com/legal.