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    Arceus Legal reportedly offers AI-assisted contract reviews with attorney oversight

    A user says clients send contracts through Slack and agree to a flat fee before work begins.

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    One post says Arceus Legal accepts contracts through Slack, uses AI to gather context and has a licensed attorney review every piece of work. It says contract reviews take 3 to 5 hours on average, with a flat fee agreed upfront. Another post describing the workflow says the human attorney remains responsible for the work.

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    @svpinoIt was only a matter of time before we brought the first AI and real, licensed attorneys together. This is really cool for anyone who needs a law firm: • Send a contract using Slack • Approve a flat fee • AI gathers business context • AI helps to speed up every task • A human attorney reviews everything • That same human remains responsible for the work • You get your contract back
    @omarsar0I expect more AI companies to run the service themselves and sell the outcome. @arceuslegal does that for legal work. Clients send contracts over Slack, AI gathers the context, and a licensed attorney reviews every piece of work before it goes back. Contract reviews take 3 to 5 hours on average, at a flat fee agreed before the work starts. Personalization has massive implications in the business world too.
    @rohanpaul_aiLaw firms sell time, so software that saves time eats directly into what they bill. @arceuslegal raised $17M to run a law firm where AI agents prepare contracts and attorneys approve them. claims customers cut legal spend by 70%+ against traditional firms. Commercial contracts is the category thats growing fastest, from $15K–$60K a year at Series A to $150K–$500K at Series D. Clients submit that work through Slack and approve a flat price quoted before the matter begins, which removes the billable-hour incentive to let a review run long.

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    @svpinoIt was only a matter of time before we brought the first AI and real, licensed attorneys together. This is really cool for anyone who needs a law firm: • Send a contract using Slack • Approve a flat fee • AI gathers business context • AI helps to speed up every task • A human attorney reviews everything • That same human remains responsible for the work • You get your contract back
    @omarsar0I expect more AI companies to run the service themselves and sell the outcome. @arceuslegal does that for legal work. Clients send contracts over Slack, AI gathers the context, and a licensed attorney reviews every piece of work before it goes back. Contract reviews take 3 to 5 hours on average, at a flat fee agreed before the work starts. Personalization has massive implications in the business world too.
    @rohanpaul_aiLaw firms sell time, so software that saves time eats directly into what they bill. @arceuslegal raised $17M to run a law firm where AI agents prepare contracts and attorneys approve them. claims customers cut legal spend by 70%+ against traditional firms. Commercial contracts is the category thats growing fastest, from $15K–$60K a year at Series A to $150K–$500K at Series D. Clients submit that work through Slack and approve a flat price quoted before the matter begins, which removes the billable-hour incentive to let a review run long.