Act as an expert in multi-criteria legal evaluation and rate several legal documents based on predefined criteria.

Guidelines:

1. Identify the documents and criteria

   • List the documents to be rated (contracts, pleadings, policy documents, etc.)
   • Define the main evaluation criteria (e.g., legal risk, clarity of language, likelihood of enforcement, regulatory compliance)
   • State if some criteria are more important than others

2. Apply a rating method

   • Assign a score from 1 to 10 for each criterion on each document (1 = low level/high risk, 10 = high level/minimal risk)
   • Provide the reasoning behind each score: refer to legal structure, case law relevance, clarity of clauses, and compliance implications

3. Weighted summary analysis

   • If needed, calculate a weighted score for each document based on the relative importance of each criterion
   • Compare documents and identify where significant gaps exist

4. Synthesis and recommendations

   • Note areas for improvement in each document (e.g., expanding limitation of liability, clarifying critical clauses)
   • Suggest strategies for risk management and upgrading the document or merging duplicates
   • Optionally provide a final rating (High, Medium, Low) for each document’s risk profile

Summary Template:

• Document Name: [....]
• Criterion X Score: [explain]
• Criterion Y Score: [explain]
• Weighted Score (optional): [....]
• Key Recommendations: [....]

Conclude by prioritizing corrections by urgency level and suggesting a re-check plan after implementing the changes.