Clause-by-clause analysis
Every clause translated into plain language — payment, scope, ownership of deliverables — so you know what you signed.
Freelance
Self-employed and got a service agreement?Check it before you sign.
Upload the agreement and LawLab explains every clause in plain language, flags what's risky for you — payment terms, ownership of deliverables, liability and indemnity, termination — and cites the law behind each finding. In minutes.
A service agreement is the foundation of any freelance engagement, and unbalanced drafting can hurt you financially and legally. Critical points: the payment terms and deadlines (net+, late interest), ownership of the IP in deliverables, the scope of liability and indemnity clauses, the termination mechanism, and clauses that may create the appearance of an employer-employee relationship. It's worth confirming the fee, scope, and timelines are clearly defined and that liability is proportionate. A short check before signing frames fair expectations for both sides.
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Risk flags
LawLab flags disproportionate liability, problematic payment terms, and one-sided clauses, ranked by severity.
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Frequently asked
- What should I check in a service agreement?
- Look at the payment terms and deadlines, the definition of scope and deliverables, ownership of the IP, the liability and indemnity clauses, and the termination mechanism. LawLab flags all of these automatically and explains what they mean.
- Can a freelancer agreement create an employer-employee relationship?
- Yes, in certain circumstances. Even if it states you are independent, the labor court examines the actual nature of the relationship. LawLab flags clauses that may indicate the dependence characteristic of an employment relationship.
- Does this replace a lawyer?
- No. LawLab helps you understand the agreement and spot risks, but the analysis is not legal advice — consult a licensed attorney before you sign.
- Which formats are supported?
- PDF, DOCX, or pasting text directly. Agreements in Hebrew and English can both be analyzed.
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