Margo is built to check a supplier contract against a firm's own positions.
Margo is a contract review tool for law firms in England and Wales, in controlled development and tested on synthetic documents.
Margo Legal is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. The current build only checks a contract against a firm's own positions, and it runs on synthetic documents. Please do not send us live client documents.
Three guides to start with.
Contract review with AI.
A working playbook for measuring first-pass review before you buy anything.
Supplier checksVendor data-security questions.
The questions to put to any legal-AI supplier, with the answers to expect.
Baseline kitMeasure before you shop.
The five measures that make any tool comparison fair, on your own numbers.
How a document becomes a decision.
A supplier-side commercial contract arrives on the counterparty's own paper.
Margo checks the wording against your firm's approved positions.
Margo links each deviation to its source clause.
A lawyer at your firm reviews each finding and decides.
A worked example of a workflow decision.
These three pages from a sample decision pack show a measured baseline, findings linked to their source and a written decision.
Sample pack built on synthetic documents. No client matter or confidential data was used.
How Margo Legal works.
One piece of work at a time.
No live client documents.
Made-up or redacted examples are enough.
Sources and limits stay visible.
Anything Margo Legal publishes shows what it rests on.
No push to buy.
Fixing the process, a tool, a small pilot or leaving it alone are weighed the same way.
Margo is being built by Hamza Suleman. It is in controlled development and tested on synthetic data. About Margo Legal