AI in your contracts
Using AI in your service, selling AI to clients, and who is liable for what it does.
Blog 7 Vital AI-Specific Contract Provisions for Managed Services Providers
As the landscape of business services continues to evolve, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into managed services is becoming increasingly prevalent. With this integration comes a unique set of challenges and considerations that both service providers and their clients must address in their contractual agreements. In this article, we’ll delve into seven crucial AI-specific [ ]
Podcast AI Expert: Legal Profession Needs Guidelines and Training to Use AI Properly
Robert Scott highlighted the importance of having rules and thorough education when using AI in the legal industry. Listen to the discussion at statebroadcastnews.com.
Blog A Transformative Landscape in Legal Technology: From the Past to AI-Powered Future
The modern digital era, ripe with unparalleled technological evolutions, is remolding our perceptions and expectations at a pace once thought inconceivable. Among all the sectors witnessing this metamorphosis, the legal sector, long viewed as the stronghold of traditionalism, is both an architect and subject of these groundbreaking shifts. Read Robert Scott’s Article in the March [ ]
Blog How SaaS-Enabled, AI-Powered Platforms Are Transforming Legal Services
Discover how innovative AI tools and SaaS-enabled platforms transform the legal services industry. Robert Scott, co-founder and chief innovator of Monjur, writes about how businesses are embracing digital transformation. The legal service industry is not exempt; AI is now driving changes and introducing new solutions with significant implications. Read full article at spiceworks.com.
Podcast The Future of Law: Why You Need to Embrace AI in Your Legal Practice | Robert Scott
Robert Scott, founder of Monjur, joins the Mentors Collective podcast to make the case that contracts are not optional for IT and software businesses. He walks through a real data-loss case involving a RAID failure that wiped out tax returns for three CPA firms, explaining how a limitation-of-liability clause capped damages that otherwise could have shuttered the provider. He also covers why generic templates and DIY ChatGPT contracts are dangerous without legal expertise to catch errors. Scott explains how Monjur's contracts-as-a-service model delivers attorney-curated, dynamically updated agreements at a fraction of traditional legal costs by spreading fees over three years and using AI to accelerate review and redlining. He argues AI will democratize legal services but only when paired with experienced lawyers who know when the output is wrong.