Saga

Legal AI built around the work of legal professionals.

Saga is a legal innovation company founded in Norway, helping legal professionals analyse, research, draft and collaborate across their daily work. Available in 15 languages and connected to local legal sources across multiple jurisdictions, Saga is trusted by over 500 law firms and legal teams in 25+ countries. Saga brings legal AI into the tools lawyers already use, including Word and Outlook, while keeping professionals in control of their reasoning, advice and decisions.

Legal AI built around the work of legal professionals.

Successful M&A transactions depend on connecting legal intelligence with effective execution. From identifying risks and advising clients to drafting transaction documents, negotiating protections, and closing deals, every stage builds on the quality of the work that comes before it.

Emma Legal and Saga connect these critical stages through complementary, purpose-built AI solutions.

Emma Legal supports the entire legal due diligence process, from identifying missing information and assessing contractual risks to evaluating their implications, formulating legal recommendations, and delivering client-ready reports. Saga extends these insights into the broader transaction workflow, supporting lawyers in drafting, negotiating, and executing the legal work that follows.

What the connection does

• Prepare deal-team briefings: Turn Emma's diligence findings into concise transaction briefings, highlighting key risks, outstanding information and decisions requiring attention.
• Draft client communications in Outlook: Transform diligence findings into clear red-flag notes, client updates and decision-ready emails, ready for the lawyer to review and send.
• Develop negotiation positions: Explore the implications of identified risks, assess possible mitigations and prepare negotiation positions for review by the lawyer and client.
• Draft and review transaction documents: Use diligence insights to support drafting and marking up SPA provisions. Including: indemnities, conditions precedent, warranties, covenants, and closing agendas.