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  <title>Where AI Actually Helps and Fails in M&amp;amp;A Legal Work</title>
  <description> Aaron Binstock, Partner, Co-Head of Private Equity Practice at Cooley LLP Aaron walks Kison Patel through where AI earns its keep in M&amp;amp;amp;A legal work. It drafts well on a single provision, struggles with a full 80-page markup, catches defined-term errors, and benchmarks a repeat client's past deals. Its issues lists overreach, flagging who serves as independent accountant. He shares his reverse prompt (&amp;quot;Is there anything else I can tell you?&amp;quot;), how Cooley handles clients who opt out of AI, and why diligence can now cover all 10,000 contracts instead of the top 100. Bottom line: AI owns nothing. The lawyer owns the result. AI can pull change of control language out of a data room, but someone still checks every chart, and sellers want to know who sees their documents. DealRoom keeps diligence requests, documents, and permissions in one place. IVC Evidensia's result: review time cut from 30 minutes to 2.  https://dealroom.net/case-studies/how-ivc-evidensia-executes-300-plus-roll-ups-per-year-with-dealroom?utm_source=libsyn&amp;amp;amp;utm_medium=podcast&amp;amp;amp;utm_campaign=ep428-show-notes </description>
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