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If you're an in-house attorney spending days doing legal due diligence without an AI assistant in 2025, you're likely not using your time wisely. Even worse, if you are paying outside counsel to run up the bill manually reviewing documents, you're absolutely wasting your Company's resources. To be clear, I am NOT saying that you should replace the attorney with the AI assistant, but I just did a demo of Marveri and this is literally a no-brainer. The fear of missing something in legal due diligence used to always haunt me (even though I luckily never have had a miss come up in any of my deals). You only need one missed restrictive covenant from really botching a deal. Having an AI assistant serve as your backstop is a phenomenal safety net that every lawyer should want. But equally impressive, imagine being able to take every stock grant and compare 15 of them in one click to ensure there isn't a hidden acceleration provision in one of them? Or what if you could get a nice summary of how Amendment 14 and Amendment 15 to a particular commercial agreement changed the business terms of a deal, and then all you had to do is open the agreement to validate it? The old way of doing legal diligence is dead and if you're paying your counsel $1000s to have two second-year associates look through each document one at a time and manually type up a summary, it really should make you cringe (and your CFO should also be upset that you're wasting company resources). Reach out to Connor Acle - he's built something incredible and I can't wait to use it for our next deal here at Heidelberg! It can even generate a due diligence memo customized to your organization's needs. (I am not being paid at all for this endorsement - just sharing with the world something I discovered this morning and was blown away by.)

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Advisory Board Member at Marveri!

I got a demo of Marveri from Connor Acle last week. If you're a transactional attorney, I'd highly recommend their product. Will completely eliminate the horror of M&A diligence allowing you to focus on high-impact work. It was shocking. Basically did the work of a three person associate team in minutes.

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UNSOLICITED REVIEW I met Connor from Marveri this week and took a deep dive into their platform. Here’s the TL;DR for my fellow in‑house and deal‑side lawyers: If your diligence counsel isn’t using a tool like this, start asking hard questions. The hours (and fees) that AI‑native platforms can eliminate are no longer theoretical, they’re table stakes. Marveri’s engine completes an initial sweep of a messy data room in minutes, not days, instantly flagging expirations, change‑of‑control clauses, assignability issues, and more. Heck, it can basically complete a full capital DD by reconstructing the cap table based on the data it accumulated and complete a full chain of ownership confirmation, baking into it all the potential legal issues generally looked for in this context. I also think this can (and should) be used for use-cases beyond M&A. This is basically a tool that can visualize contractual data and easily become an internal knowledge center. What’s still TBD? 1. No AI reviewer is perfect. Yes, it may miss the occasional edge‑case nuance (not that it actually did during my review; but I am still a skeptic....). However, the delta works in our favor: it will catch far more routine issues that sleepy humans overlook than the few ultra‑niche points that it might skip. My verdict: Net‑net, the risk‑adjusted upside is huge. 2. The adoption hurdle Lawyers hate new tools. But we hate all‑nighters more. After a few minutes of clicking around, I’m convinced the learning curve is flatter than most CLM roll‑outs and the payoff is measured in saved weekends. My verdict: If you’re serious about operational excellence in corporate work, whether that’s buy‑side, sell‑side, venture, or internal corp‑dev, Marveri deserves a pilot run. Time kills deals, and this buys time. Have you tried AI‑first diligence platforms? Drop your wins, horror stories or burning questions below. Let’s compare notes and keep pushing the profession forward.