Wrote your contract with AI? Get it checked by a real lawyer.
AI tools are a great starting point, but they miss things and sometimes make things up. Our lawyers review your AI-generated contract against Australian law and fix what needs fixing, all for a fixed fee.
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A lawyer reviews and fixes it
A qualified lawyer checks every clause, fixes the gaps and explains the changes in plain language.
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Answer three quick questions about what you made and what you need. Attach your document too if you like, entirely optional.
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We come back within one business day with a fixed price for the work. No hourly rates and no surprises later.
A lawyer reviews and fixes it
A qualified lawyer checks every clause, fixes the gaps and explains the changes in plain language.
What we check and fix in an AI-generated contract
AI drafts look professional, which is exactly what makes their problems easy to miss. Here is where our lawyers focus.
One-sided or missing clauses
AI drafts often skew toward whoever wrote the prompt, or leave out protections you did not know to ask for.
Unenforceable or invented terms
Clauses that read well but would not hold up, and references to legislation or cases that do not exist. We check every clause and citation.
Wrong governing law
AI tools often default to US-style terms. We make sure your contract works in Australia.
Payment and liability gaps
Payment terms, liability caps and indemnities that actually protect your business.
IP and confidentiality
Who owns what, and whether your confidential information is genuinely protected.
Compliance with Australian law
Consumer guarantees, unfair contract terms and other rules under Australian law that AI drafts routinely miss.
Why AI contracts still need a human lawyer
We are not against AI. We just know where it falls short.
AI contracts are usually binding, not usually right
A signed AI-generated contract is generally legally binding. The risk is not that it will not count. The risk is that it binds you to terms that do not protect you, or that would not be enforced under Australian law.
AI does not know your business
A contract is only as good as its fit. AI tools produce plausible general terms, but they do not know your industry, your risk appetite or the deal you actually struck.
A lawyer's review is fast and fixed-fee
Having a lawyer check an AI draft costs far less than drafting from scratch, and far less than a dispute. You get a fixed price up front and a contract you can rely on.
Want the deeper dive? Read our guide: AI contract review: what works, what doesn't, and using it safely
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Yes. Sprintlaw's lawyers regularly review contracts drafted with ChatGPT and other AI tools, check them against Australian law, and fix any problems for a fixed fee. Tell us what you made and what you need, and we will send you a free quote within one business day.
An AI-generated contract is usually just as binding as any other contract once it is signed. That is exactly why it is worth checking: you may be legally committed to one-sided terms, missing protections or clauses that do not work under Australian law. A lawyer's review catches these issues before they cost you.
The most common problems we see are one-sided or missing clauses, terms that are unenforceable in Australia, references to legislation or cases that do not exist, the wrong governing law, and gaps around payment, liability and intellectual property. Most AI contracts look professional, which makes these problems easy to miss.
We check every clause for enforceability under Australian law, verify any legal references, look for missing protections, confirm the governing law and jurisdiction are right, and make sure the terms match the deal you actually want. You get clear advice on what to change and why, in plain language.
We work on fixed fees, so you know the full price before any work starts. Tell us about your document and we will send you a free, no-obligation fixed-fee quote within one business day.
Yes. It does not matter which AI tool you used, or whether you adapted a template you found online. Our lawyers review the document itself, whatever produced it.
Yes. Alongside contracts, we review AI-drafted terms and conditions, privacy policies, employment documents, briefs and most other business legal documents. If you are not sure whether we cover your document, just ask.
Be careful with confidential or personal information. Depending on the tool and its settings, what you type may be stored or used to train models. Keep sensitive details out of prompts where you can, and check the tool's privacy settings. When you work with Sprintlaw, your documents are covered by legal professional privilege and strict confidentiality.
Yes. Your review is done by qualified Australian lawyers, and every recommendation is specific to Australian law. This matters because AI tools often produce US-style contracts that do not reflect the rules that apply in Australia.
AI is a genuinely useful starting point for a first draft, and we do not think you should avoid it. Just treat the output as a draft, not a finished contract. Have a lawyer review it before you sign or send it, especially where real money, employees or intellectual property are involved.
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