Jason Wiener
Legal contract drafting
Bespoke financing deals took a full week to draft. AI now generates the first pass, cutting delivery time to just one day.
- Term sheet delivery cut from 1 week to 1 day
Manual reviews left blind spots. AI now detects overlooked risks, delivering utility from day one of the pilot.
One of Atlantic Canada’s largest law firms needed to modernize its practice to meet increasing client expectations for speed and accuracy.
Previous technology pilots suffered from implementation delays and poor adoption, while manual contract reviews left even experienced partners...
“At McInnes Cooper, Spellbook isn’t just speeding up legal work — it’s helping lawyers deliver sharper insights and more value to clients.”
Canadian business law firm providing corporate and litigation legal services.
AI copilot for legal contract drafting and review directly in Microsoft Word.
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