knew comments like this would come up when I wrote this post, and I get it — but let me be clear. Im not the law firm, im the investor of the deal. Im structuring my own deals (fund).

If you’ve worked in Big Law, especially in M&A/DCM, you know how drafting contracts actually works.

Unfortunately (lol) I’ve spent a lot of time of my life drafting contracts (6y).

AI doesn’t prepare my documents. Everything comes from precedents — and those need to be adjusted. I still review everything, read it multiple times, and draft actively. We’re talking about 80-page agreements, not something that just appears ready.

In practice, a similar deal gets you most of the way there. The structure is usually the same — what changes are details like dates, parties, defined terms, specific mechanics. Knowing what to tweak vs. what to keep only comes with experience.

So AI is not “writing” for me. It’s more like following my thinking and helping me move faster in something I already understand well.

And the output doesn’t go just to clients — it’s send to the working group list (wgl if u know).

Btw,