A Forum Hub, legaltech considered one of the main legal platforms in the country, announces the launch of a new contract review service through artificial intelligence. The initiative aims to help consumers understand exactly what they are signing, through an accessible and innovative solution focused on rights protection.
According to data from the National Council of Justice (CNJ), contracts are among the main causes of new lawsuits in the Brazilian judiciary. In 2022, more than 8 million actions related to civil and commercial contracts were registered. In this scenario, Forum Hub developed a solution to quickly and accurately analyze contracts. Through the online platform, consumers will be able to identify abusive clauses, hidden risks, and other irregularities that may be compromising.
“We want to empower consumers by providing the necessary tools for them to fully understand the contracts they are signing and protect their interests. The goal of our platform is to demystify the legal world, making it more accessible and understandable for everyone,” says Alisson Santos, Master in Law and founder of Forum Hub.
The system offered by the legaltech, which uses advanced algorithms to check terms that may generate conflicts in the future, covers various types of contracts, including real estate purchase and sale, service provision, employment contracts, real estate leasing, and financing.
In addition to promoting safety and peace of mind for clients, the tool has a significant social impact by providing easy access to legal facilities like these. “The product is a revolution in the way people deal with everyday legal issues. It combines social impact with technological innovation in the traditional legal world and easy understanding, regardless of the user’s knowledge level in this area,” highlights the founder.
The review of contracts through artificial intelligence is another step towards streamlining justice resources in Brazil, offering an efficient alternative to one of the main challenges faced by consumers in their commercial relationships.
