Forum Hub, a legaltech company considered one of the leading legal platforms in the country, announces the launch of a new contract review service using artificial intelligence. The initiative aims to help consumers understand exactly what they are signing, through an accessible and innovative solution focused on protecting their rights.
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 lawsuits related to civil and commercial contracts were registered. Faced with this scenario, Forum Hub developed a solution to analyze contracts quickly and accurately. Through the online platform, consumers can identify abusive clauses, hidden risks, and other potentially detrimental irregularities.
“We want to empower consumers by providing the necessary resources for them to fully understand the contracts they are signing and protect their interests. The aim of our platform is to demystify the legal world, making it more accessible and understandable for everyone,” says Alisson Santos, Master of Laws and founder of Forum Hub.
The system offered by the legaltech company, which uses advanced algorithms to verify terms that could generate conflicts in the future, covers various types of contracts, including real estate sales and purchases, service agreements, employment contracts, property rentals, and financing.
In addition to promoting security and peace of mind for clients, the tool has a significant social impact by making legal services like these more accessible. "The product is a revolution in how people deal with everyday legal issues. It combines social impact with technological innovation in the traditional legal world and ease of understanding, regardless of the user's level of knowledge in this area," emphasizes the founder.
Reviewing contracts through artificial intelligence is another step towards streamlining the justice system in Brazil, offering an efficient alternative to one of the main challenges faced by consumers in their commercial relationships.
