Legal documents

Contracts, leases, NDAs, transcripts and court opinions put the terms that matter in specific clauses. Each guide below covers one document type or one clause: what it usually says, what to ask about it, and how to check the cited wording in your own PDF. Search+ helps you read; it does not give legal advice.

91 guides across 20 document types

Construction contracts

Court opinions

Deposition transcripts

Employment contracts

Franchise disclosure documents

Legal briefs

  • Legal briefsBreak down a legal brief into its arguments and authorities

Legal documents

  • Legal documentsAsk plain questions about a legal document and see where each answer comes from

Licensing agreements

Loan agreements

Master services agreements

NDAs

Operating agreements

Partnership agreements

Privacy policies

Purchase agreements

Settlement agreements

Statements of work

Terms of service documents

Contracts

Lease agreements

Questions

Which legal documents can I read with Search+?
Contracts, leases, NDAs, transcripts and other legal documents, as PDF or Word files. Signed copies that were scanned are read with OCR, so check the cited excerpt against the original on faint pages.
Can Search+ tell me what a clause means legally?
No. It answers questions from the text of your document and cites the wording it used, so you can read the clause yourself and take legal questions to a lawyer.
Can I ask across several agreements at once?
Yes. Put the agreements in one workspace and ask across all of them; each part of the answer cites the document it came from.

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