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"At Onshore Companies, we work with dirt." I love that line. There are so many lawyers who work next door to the factory, the operations hub, or the distribution center at the heart of their business. You’ll rarely see this kind of lawyering represented in the media. But you can sometimes spot these folks from their LinkedIn profile pics, smiling in a field next to the solar panels their business installs or on the factory floor. This is hands on, roll up your sleeves, legal work. It’s legal work for businesses that are deeply embedded in their local communities, the types of businesses that sponsor a little league team with a jersey or a poster on the outfield fence. Douglas Arabie, thank you and Onshore Companies for trusting LegalOn and letting us share your story. We’re proud to work with you!

94% less review time. Zero added headcount. That’s what LegalOn delivered for Douglas Arabie, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Legal Officer of Onshore Companies. A 60-page MSA used to take him 3 to 4 hours to review. Now it takes 10 minutes. In construction, contract risk flows downhill. Every agreement Onshore signs has to be checked against its own subcontract terms, and Douglas wanted his time going to the bigger calls across Onshore’s seven construction companies. So he built a saved prompt in the LegalOn Assistant around the exact risks he watches for, with Onshore’s subcontract language built in. Every finding links back to its source clause, and he reviews and redlines right inside Word. “Within five or ten minutes, I know whether our subcontract language is going to work.” Check out the full story — https://lnkd.in/gx-HMtf7

With more than 6,000 stores worldwide and a plan for 10,000 by 2030, Daiso has big growth goals. Behind the scenes, a six-person legal team handles 250 to 350 review requests every month. Most are store leases written on the landlord's paper, and each one needs a careful read, especially the termination terms where disputes tend to start. Daiso can’t skip that work, so its legal team relies on LegalOn to do the first pass against its own playbooks, cutting review time by about 50% and getting new hires up to speed in half the time. See how they’re keeping pace with global growth. https://lnkd.in/gsGS_BGQ/?utm_campaign=DaysoAnnouncementBoost_Post_WebsiteVisits_Oct16,2026&utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=paid&utm_id=1233054916&hsa_acc=510199830&hsa_cam=1233054916&hsa_grp=914314366&hsa_ad=1647480756&hsa_net=linkedin&hsa_ver=3

Building playbooks just got easier. Now you can tell the LegalOn Assistant what you need in plain language, or hand the Playbook Agent past redlines and let it build one based on how you’ve actually negotiated. Your playbook now works on your paper and theirs, and it can check contracts against side letters and amendments too. See it live in a demo. https://lnkd.in/g5DNZyAF/?utm_campaign=PlaybooksAnnouncementBoost_Post_VideoViews_Oct16,2026&utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=paid&utm_id=1231957546&hsa_acc=510199830&hsa_cam=1231957546&hsa_grp=914372686&hsa_ad=1647403166&hsa_net=linkedin&hsa_ver=3

SEGA uses LegalOn to review, manage, and draft thousands of contracts. In the past year, they've revamped their contract process to support game development, and turned 20 years of individual knowledge into a team-based approach. We're proud to support them, and excited to celebrate this new case study with a game built by our internal studio, powered by vide-coding :). Come play! Game and story: https://lnkd.in/gv7UR9gA

"The easy answers are getting easier. The hard part is proving where lawyers still add judgment, context, and value." That's Roberta D'Apice, Director of Legal Affairs at Assogestioni, in conversation with LegalOn CEO Daniel Lewis. Roberta sits close to European financial regulation, and she's watching lawyers around her draft and research faster with AI. And while that baseline legal work is increasingly becoming AI's job, she believes lawyers today need to bring more to the table. They need to read institutional risk, anticipate regulators, and know when correct isn't the same as wise. Read the full conversation — https://lnkd.in/d4bsm7JR