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Practise legal work in realistic deal simulations. Review the file, improve the documents, and respond to AI-played clients and counterparties. Get feedback against expert-written criteria.C11

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The Friendly Buyer SCENARIO WALKTHROUGH
Drafting Desk 1
Youfounders' lawyer
Clara DupontClaraco-founder, your client
Alpha Ventureslead investor

FOUNDERS - 45%

CDAIClara Dupontco-founder, your client
YouYouthe founders' lawyer

INVESTORS - 55%

AVAlpha Ventureslead investor
Articles of associationdraft v1 - signing Friday

Article 11 - Drag-along

draft v1

11.1 If Shareholders holding more than fifty percent (50%) of the Shares propose to sell all their Shares to deleted: a purchaserinserted: a bona fide third party purchaser, they may require the other Shareholders to sell all their Shares to that purchaser on the same terms.

11.2 The Drag Notice must be received at least five Business Days before completion.

Your noteCould the buyer be connected with Alpha?
ClaraAI approved your change
You, the lawyerRead by Clara

I've changed 'a purchaser' to 'a bona fide third party purchaser' in Article 11.1.

1 earlier message
Clara DupontAI
1On: bona fide third party purchaser

Why does that matter? Alpha wants the best price too.

You, the lawyer

Usually, yes. But a buyer connected with Alpha could create a conflict over the price, while you are forced to sell. This wording calls for a genuine, independent buyer.

Clara DupontAI

Makes sense. Approved - send it to Alpha Ventures.

AI evaluation
Expert-written criteria
2 / 3Good
  • Risk spotted1/1
  • 11.1 amended1/1
  • 11.2 checked0/1

To improve

11.2 gives only five Business Days’ notice. Propose a longer period, for example twenty.

Illustrative result

Inbox - 1 new message

A Series A deal. You act for the founders; Alpha Ventures leads the investors.

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  1. Cast. A Series A deal. Founders hold 45%: Clara Dupont (co-founder, your client; played by AI) and you (the founders' lawyer). Investors hold 55%: Alpha Ventures, lead investor. The document is the Articles of association, draft v1, signing Friday.
  2. Brief. Clara Dupont (Co-founder - your client; AI), just now: "We sign the Series A articles with Alpha Ventures on Friday. Could you check Article 11, the forced-sale clause, before I do?" Attachment: Articles of association - draft v1.
  3. Clause, draft v1. Article 11 - Drag-along. 11.1 If Shareholders holding more than fifty percent (50%) of the Shares propose to sell all their Shares to a purchaser, they may require the other Shareholders to sell all their Shares to that purchaser on the same terms. 11.2 The Drag Notice must be received at least five Business Days before completion. The bar shows Founders 45% and Investors 55% - Alpha leads. Your note: "Could the buyer be connected with Alpha?"
  4. Amendment, draft v2. Deleted: "a purchaser". Inserted: "a bona fide third party purchaser". Status: You posted comments on the draft (v2). For Clara's approval, then to Alpha Ventures.
  5. Messages.
    • You, the lawyer: "I've changed 'a purchaser' to 'a bona fide third party purchaser' in Article 11.1." Read by Clara.
    • Clara Dupont, on: bona fide third party purchaser: "Why does that matter? Alpha wants the best price too."
    • You, the lawyer: "Usually, yes. But a buyer connected with Alpha could create a conflict over the price, while you are forced to sell. This wording calls for a genuine, independent buyer."
    • Clara Dupont (AI): "Makes sense. Approved - send it to Alpha Ventures."
    • Annotation beside the insertion: Clara (AI) approved your change.
  6. Scorecard. FINAL EVALUATION SCORECARD: 2 / 3, Good. Risk spotted 1/1. 11.1 amended 1/1. 11.2 checked 0/1 (the words "five Business Days" are marked in the document). To improve: 11.2 gives only five Business Days’ notice. Propose a longer period, for example twenty. Scored by an AI evaluator against expert-written criteria. Illustrative result.
    • General Comments: You spotted the connected-buyer risk and fixed 11.1 precisely.
    • Final Feedback: Read the whole clause: 11.2's notice period is very short.
    • Risk spotted, evidence: "a buyer connected with Alpha could create a conflict over the price".
    • 11.1 amended, evidence: "a bona fide third party purchaser".
    • 11.2 checked (0/1): Check the whole clause for other risks to the founders. Evidence: "The Drag Notice must be received at least five Business Days before completion."
    • Suggested Rewrite (Unscored coaching): I have changed 'a purchaser' to 'a bona fide third party purchaser', so a forced sale needs a genuine, independent buyer. I also suggest a longer notice period in 11.2: five Business Days is too short to review a forced sale.

Scenario overview

One matter, start to finish.The Friendly Buyer.
From file to feedback.

Each scenario runs like a real matter, in three stages.Read the file. Advise the client. See what your advice caught, and what it missed.

THE FRIENDLY BUYER ARTICLE 11ILLUSTRATIVE MATTER
  1. 01

    Review the file

    Clara asks you to check the Series A articles before Friday’s signing.

    Articles of association · excerpt

    Article 11 · Drag-along
    11.1 Shareholders holding more than fifty percent (50%) may require the others to sell to a purchaser on the same terms.
    11.2 The Drag Notice must arrive at least five Business Days before completion.
    Check 1 · Risk. Could the purchaser be connected with Alpha?
    Check 2 · Amendment. Does 11.1 require an independent buyer?
    Check 3 · Notice. Is five Business Days enough time?
    Illustrative excerpt
  2. 02

    Act on the matter

    Amend the clause, explain the buyer risk, and respond to your client.

    Drafting desk · Article 11.1

    Your amendment for Clara

    Shareholders propose to sell to

    Original clausea purchaser Your revisiona bona fide third party purchaser

    A buyer connected with Alpha could leave the founders with a low price. Require a genuinely independent buyer.

    Clara’s response

    “Makes sense. Approved — send it to Alpha Ventures.”

    Illustrative clause amendment
  3. 03

    Learn from feedback

    See what you caught, what you missed and why.

    2 / 3 Good
    Check 1 · Caught. You spotted the connected-buyer risk.
    Check 2 · Caught. You amended 11.1 to require a bona fide third party purchaser.
    Check 3 · Missed. You did not raise 11.2’s five Business Days’ notice period.
    Next time. Read the whole clause and propose a longer notice period, for example twenty Business Days.

    ✓ caught · ✕ missed · → next time

    Illustrative feedback
Show all five steps
  1. 1 · The situationA client or a colleague brings you a matter, with a deadline.
  2. 2 · The fileEmails, minutes, articles, drafts and data-room documents arrive as they would on a real matter.
  3. 3 · Your draftYou draft and repair clauses in the drafting desk, with tracked changes.
  4. 4 · The other side and the clientCounterparty mark-ups and the client's questions, played by AI characters.
  5. 5 · The feedbackWhat you caught, what you missed, and what an experienced lawyer would have done.

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Legal experts write each scenario, its documents and the criteria the feedback uses. AI plays the client and the other side, responding to what you write.C11

How feedback uses the criteria
Expert-written criterionYour draft
The notice requires the sale at the buyer's price per share.✓ Met
The offer covers 100% of the shares.✕ Not checked
The sellers' stake meets the drag-along threshold.✕ Not checked

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