Learn how to install and use Claude’s legal plugins step by step.
Intro
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Claude AI has just rolled out powerful Legal skills that make document review a breeze. Whether you need to spot risky clauses, ensure compliance with data privacy laws, or redline a lease agreement, these new commands streamline your workflow. Follow this detailed guide to get set up in minutes.
1. Launch your preferred browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari).
2. Go to the Claude AI web app and sign in with your credentials.
3. You should see your chat window and settings menu on the left.
1. Click on **Customize** in the sidebar.
2. Select **Plugins** from the dropdown.
3. In the search bar, type "Legal" and press Enter.
4. Locate the **Legal** plugin in the results list.
5. Click **Install** to add it to your workspace.
1. Start a new chat in Claude AI.
2. At the top, click on **Change** next to the current assistant.
3. In the list of installed plugins, toggle on **Legal**.
4. Your chat is now configured to accept legal commands.
This command flags deviations from market standards, classifies clause risk, and generates redlines.
1. In your new chat, type or paste a contract. You can also upload a file if supported.
2. At the end of your message, enter the command:
/review-contract
3. Press **Enter**. Claude will analyze the text, highlight risky clauses, and suggest redlines.
4. Review the generated redlines and accept or modify them as needed.
Use this to scan documents against GDPR, CCPA, and other privacy regulations.
1. Upload or paste the text you want to scan (e.g., a privacy policy).
2. Type the command exactly:
/compliance-check
3. Hit **Enter**. Claude will produce a report listing any potential compliance issues.
4. Go through each flagged item and decide if you need to update your document.
This skill identifies hidden liabilities and highlights clauses to negotiate.
1. Provide Claude with your full legal document or contract excerpt.
2. Enter the command:
/legal-risk-assessment
3. Submit your request. Claude will scan every clause, find hidden liabilities, and point out sections you should negotiate.
4. Use these insights to prepare for calls or meetings with opposing counsel.