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foss-legal-templates

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Tip: OpenContracts

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Enhancing Contract Negotiations with LLM-Based Legal Document Comparison, Savinay Narendra, Kaushal Shetty, Adwait Ratnaparkhi 2024

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We have merged the idea of a contract library with the OpenJustice Challenge, which aims to further develop a GNU-licensed project for Swiss legal work.

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There was some interest in the history of Docracy, especially in their approach of appealing to lawyer's self-promotion instinct.

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Prototype

There is interest here in the use case, also in opening & explaining contracts as a source of data for legal AI applications. CH Open (e.g. OSS Directory) as a community that can crowdsource from the local business community, Proxeus as a project with a history of legal work.

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Sketching

Quickly explained our prototype, ran the screencast for a brief impression of our work.

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Restored screenshot (@Oleg Lavrovsky)

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Moved (@Oleg Lavrovsky)

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Screenshot (@Oleg Lavrovsky)

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Set up a Codeberg repo to continue work on this project, just before presenting the challenge at Open Legal Lab 2025!

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Focus on creating an engaging user journey for the microsite. Begin by mapping out the essential sections and features that will simplify navigation and enhance user understanding. Collaborate with team members to generate visual prototypes or wireframes, utilizing feedback from potential users to refine the design. This testing can highlight the most critical resources and clauses to include, ensuring that the platform meets user needs effectively.

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Research

Hello world, I am your new Editor

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A few more links

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🅰️ℹ️ Generated with GPT-4O-MINI

To move forward effectively, gather feedback from potential users within the open source community in Switzerland. Understanding their specific needs will help refine your template designs. Reach out through forums or social media, and consider hosting a short survey or focus group. This will provide valuable insights into what features are prioritized and any gaps in current offerings. Additionally, identify any existing legal documents that could serve as data points for your templates. Document these findings in your project update to clarify next steps and showcase your commitment to meeting community needs.

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Create CNAME

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Create _config.yml

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Init Pelican

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Slides and demo

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Merge branch 'main' of github.com:DINAcon/foss-legal-templates

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Open Legal Lab
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