We, as business people, make mistakes often, but more often than not, make conscious concessions. At other times, we may think something is okay for now, but later on, as we continue to evolve, things are no longer okay. Finally, we may also “inherit” contracts, sometimes from teams of people who don’t align with our standards, other times from companies such as acquisition targets. Let’s break these reasons down.

In NYC, Legal Week highlights the legal industry's growing interest in AI, though there is not enough understanding of how AI works. Challenges in adoption and skepticism remain, despite AI's potential to transform legal practices.

Trusli's NDA portal is here to streamline the process and save paperwork time with automated markups.

In today’s diverse legal tech landscape, you’ll encounter a wide range of AI tools. Some are rudimentary, with the experience level of a paralegal, while others claim expertise comparable to experienced lawyers. At Trusli, we take a practical stance. Our goal is simple– we’re crafting AI that mirrors the traits of a diligent and continually learning junior associate in a law firm or corporate legal department. Why do we believe this is the most optimal approach?

Analyzing the complexities of legal contract management.

Trusli announced today that it has achieved SOC 2 Type II certification, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) 's validation of its enterprise-level security. This certification demonstrates that Trusli has the necessary security controls and processes in place to protect customer data.