Construction & Engineering

Start your next project on the right terms.

Cut construction contract review time by up to 85%, from everyday NDAs and MSAs to complex engineering, EPC, and construction agreements.

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The Modern Standard for Construction Contract Review Software

Keep Projects Moving

Get through first-pass review on subcontracts and purchase orders fast, so your team can focus on the terms worth negotiating.

Cut the time between "sent for review" and "signed" across every project, region, and trade partner that runs paper through your office.

Protect Your Position

Buried indemnification, liquidated damages, and pay-if-paid clauses get flagged before they get past you.

Ask the LegalOn Assistant plain-language questions about retainage, bonding, or change order terms and get a sourced answer in seconds.

Never Miss a Deadline

Flags notice-and-cure deadlines on the first pass, then keeps every obligation visible long after signature.

Draw on 135+ attorney-maintained playbook templates, tailored to jurisdiction and negotiating position, so your team isn't drafting fallback language from scratch.

“LegalOn has become my second set of eyes, helping me review contracts faster, flag risks with surgical accuracy, and maintain consistency across a high volume of agreements.”

Doug Arabie

Chief Legal Officer, Onshore Companies

Core Workflow

AI Contract Review for Construction Contracts: From First Pass to Final Agreement

Review

First-Pass Review on Construction Paper in Minutes, Not Days

LegalOn gets through the first pass in seconds, flags what needs attention, checks every clause against your playbook and makes direct redlines you control, right inside Word.

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Playbooks

One Standard Across Every Project, Region, and PM

135+ attorney-built playbooks, kept current as the law changes, 100+ prompt workflows written and maintained by lawyers, and a Playbook Agent that turns your playbooks into the gold standard and applies them automatically to every agreement.

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Assistant

Ask, Draft, and Summarize Across Every Agreement, Instantly

Ask plain-language questions about retainage, safety, or schedule risk, and get a sourced answer in seconds. Draft fallback language straight from your playbook. Summarize a lengthy agreement without reading it end to end.

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Vault

Multi-Document Analysis that Used to Take a Week, Done in Moments

Surface retainage release triggers, insurance renewals, and warranty deadlines automatically, so nothing owed to you gets lost after signature.

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Works Where You Work

LegalOn stays with you inside the tools you already use, from Microsoft Word to email to Slack, so legal work moves with you, not around you.

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Speaks Legal Language

Every review is grounded in attorney-written content to deliver precise, reliable reviews.

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By the Numbers

Legal Productivity You Can Measure

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Trusted by over 9,000 customers globally

85%

Reduces contract review time by up to 85%

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Customer Stories

Innovative Legal Teams Use LegalOn

See how MCEA Holdings tackles 50% more contracts without added headcount using LegalOn

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FAQs

Questions construction legal teams ask

LegalOn isn't generic AI pointed at legal work. It's built to hand off what a lawyer would hand off, and hold the line where a lawyer would hold it.

Construction contract review software checks every clause that affects your risk, payment, and obligations before you sign. Below are the ones that matter most, grouped by category.

Payment and Cash Flow

Pay-when-paid: Lets the general contractor delay your payment until they've been paid by the owner.
Pay-if-paid: Makes the owner's payment a condition of you getting paid at all, so if the owner never pays, you may not get paid either.
Retainage: Sets how much of each payment is held back until the job is done and when you get it released.
Prompt payment terms: Define the deadlines by which you must be paid, which are often backed by state law.

Lien and Security Rights

No-lien clause: Asks you to give up your lien, the legal claim you can put on the property when you aren't paid.
Subordination-of-lien clause: Moves your claim behind everyone else's, so you're last in line to collect.
Lien waivers: Confirm what rights you're signing away each time you accept a payment.

Scope and Schedule

Scope of work: Defines exactly what you're responsible for building, and where vague wording could lead to unpaid extra work.
Project schedule and milestones: Set the dates you're held to and flag timelines that may be unrealistic.
Liquidated damages: Set a fixed penalty you owe for finishing late, which should only apply when the delay is your fault.
No damage for delay: Blocks you from recovering delay costs caused by an upstream party, so you can lose money waiting on work you didn't hold up.
Change order procedures: Spell out how added or changed work gets approved and paid, so you're not doing extra work for free.

Risk and Liability

Indemnification: Decides who absorbs liability for damage and losses, can push another party's risk onto you, and is limited by statute in many states when written too broadly.
Limitation of liability: Caps how much either side can be forced to pay if something goes wrong.
Insurance requirements: Specify the coverage you must carry, including any additional-insured obligations.
Warranty: Sets how long you stand behind your work, sometimes one year and sometimes five or ten.
Force majeure: Defines the events, like natural disasters, that excuse a delay without penalty.

Contract Structure and Disputes

Flow-Down clause: Applies the prime contract's terms to subcontractors, so you can be bound by terms you never saw — request the prime contract before signing.
Termination for convenience: Lets the owner end the project without cause, often paying only for work performed to date, though you can negotiate to recover materials and equipment already purchased.
Notice and cure: Sets short deadlines to report problems or fix them, which are easy to miss and costly if you do.
Dispute resolution: Determines how disagreements get settled, including arbitration, venue, governing law, and who pays attorney's fees.

LegalOn checks each of these against your playbook and injects your team's preferred position automatically.

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Start your next project on the right terms.

The Modern Standard for Construction Contract Review Software

Keep Projects Moving

Protect Your Position

Never Miss a Deadline

AI Contract Review for Construction Contracts: From First Pass to Final Agreement

First-Pass Review on Construction Paper in Minutes, Not Days

One Standard Across Every Project, Region, and PM

Ask, Draft, and Summarize Across Every Agreement, Instantly

Multi-Document Analysis that Used to Take a Week, Done in Moments

Works Where You Work

Speaks Legal Language

Legal Productivity You Can Measure

Innovative Legal Teams Use LegalOn

Questions construction legal teams ask

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