RunAI Legal Department gives the CEO a visible Legal Manager orchestrator inside a Legal Team group chat. The Legal Manager can draft first-pass legal opinions, review contracts, spot risks, triage privacy/product/employment/IP/litigation issues, and prepare packets a licensed lawyer can review faster.
The user does not pick a separate legal app. Run opens the Legal Team group chat in the company workspace. The CEO talks to Legal Manager, and Legal Manager coordinates the right specialist lane behind the scenes.
Ask a legal question, upload a contract, or describe a business move. Legal Manager clarifies assumptions, identifies jurisdiction and missing facts, then drafts a structured first-pass view.
Legal Manager flags legal risks, business impact, urgency, likely specialist area, and what needs human counsel review before action.
Run turns messy context into a lawyer packet: facts, documents, questions, draft position, risk table, open assumptions, and decisions needed.
For non-trivial matters, Legal Manager can turn the conversation into a tracked work issue with owner, next step, blockers, evidence, and attorney-review status.
This table is both human-readable and agent-readable: it names the legal area, when to route work here, what Legal Manager can do, and the output to hand to a licensed attorney. These are product capabilities for first-pass work and lawyer handoff, not a promise that an AI can replace counsel or make final legal calls.
| Domain | When to use it | What Legal Manager can do | Typical output |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial contracts | Vendor MSAs, NDAs, SaaS subscriptions, sales or purchasing terms, renewals, unusual clauses, or negotiation questions. | Review terms, find risky clauses, compare against a playbook, identify fallback positions, and prepare escalation questions. | Contract memo, risk list, negotiation points, business summary, attorney packet. |
| Privacy and data protection | New data flows, customer privacy questions, DPAs, DSARs, vendor processors, product telemetry, or policy drift. | Triage processing activities, draft PIA/DPIA, review DPAs as controller or processor, draft DSAR response packets, and monitor policy drift. | Privacy impact draft, DPA issues, DSAR draft, compliance gap list. |
| Product legal | Launch reviews, feature-risk questions, marketing claims, user-facing terms, pricing claims, or “can we ship this?” decisions. | Review product launches, answer “is this a problem?” questions, check marketing claims, and flag launches needing legal eyes. | Launch review, claims substantiation notes, go/no-go risk packet. |
| Corporate and M&A | Financing, board actions, diligence, entity upkeep, M&A process, disclosure schedules, or closing workflows. | Run diligence grids, extract VDR issues, build disclosure schedules and closing checklists, draft board consents and minutes, and track entity compliance. | Diligence table, disclosure schedule draft, board consent draft, closing tracker. |
| Employment | Hiring, terminations, contractor classification, policies, leave issues, workplace complaints, or internal investigations. | Review hires and terminations, screen worker classification, track leave deadlines, support internal investigations, and draft employment policies with jurisdiction notes. | Hiring/termination memo, classification screen, investigation summary, policy draft. |
| Regulatory compliance | New rules, compliance deadlines, policy gaps, regulated product questions, or executive summaries for operators. | Watch regulatory feeds, diff new rules against policies, track comment deadlines and open gaps, and draft executive digests. | Regulatory digest, gap tracker, policy update proposal. |
| AI governance | AI use-case review, model/vendor terms, training-data questions, AI policy updates, or impact assessments. | Triage AI use cases, run impact assessments, review AI vendor terms for training-on-data and liability gaps, and keep AI policy current. | AI use-case assessment, vendor AI terms memo, governance packet. |
| Litigation and disputes | Demand letters, threatened claims, litigation holds, matter intake, deadlines, chronologies, or outside counsel coordination. | Manage matter intake, deadlines, holds, demands, outside counsel status, claim charts, chronologies, deposition prep, privilege logs, and brief drafts. | Matter intake, chronology, claim chart, demand response draft, privilege log draft. |
| Intellectual property | Trademark clearance, patent/FTO triage, DMCA or cease-and-desist drafts, OSS use, IP clauses, or renewal tracking. | Run first-pass trademark clearance, FTO triage, cease-and-desist and DMCA send/respond drafts, OSS compliance checks, IP clause review, and renewal tracking. | TM clearance memo, FTO triage, DMCA/C&D draft, OSS checklist, IP clause issues. |
| Legal clinic / intake | Messy legal questions, early fact collection, deadline tracking, supervised matter workflows, or lawyer handoff preparation. | Structure intake, collect facts, track deadlines cautiously, prepare handoffs, and support supervised legal workflows. | Intake packet, deadline tracker, matter handoff memo. |
| Legal research | Jurisdiction-specific questions, issue trees, authority collection, citation review needs, or lawyer-verifiable research drafts. | Prepare legal research packets with issue trees, authority lists, jurisdiction assumptions, and citations for lawyer verification. | Research memo draft, authority table, question tree, lawyer-review packet. |
| Legal operations | Playbooks, repeatable legal workflows, matter routing, outside counsel packets, internal quality review, or legal process design. | Evaluate legal skills, maintain legal playbooks, package repeatable workflows, and route matters to the right legal specialist or outside counsel. | Playbook update proposal, skill review, workflow checklist, routing note. |
RunAI Legal Department is designed for brainstorm, first-pass analysis, draft production, and handoff. It keeps assumptions visible and routes important work to licensed attorneys for final review.
Clarify facts, identify missing context, compare options, draft language, summarize documents, organize risks, and prepare an attorney-review packet.
It cannot be the final legal decision-maker, cannot substitute for a licensed lawyer, and cannot authorize filings, external legal positions, or relied-on final advice.
RunAI Legal Department helps the company move from messy legal questions to structured drafts, risk maps, and lawyer-ready packets fast, while keeping licensed attorney review as the final gate.