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- All AI-generated outputs (risk scores, issue summaries, recommendations, law citations) are for informational purposes only
- AI results may contain errors, omissions, or inaccuracies — they are not exhaustive or authoritative
- Law citations and references provided by AI are indicative and may not reflect the most current judicial interpretation
- Lexa's AI knowledge of Ghana law is based on its training data and may not capture recent legislative amendments or case law
- You must not rely solely on AI analysis for any significant legal decision, contract signing, or dispute
- Lexa is not responsible for any loss, damage, or liability arising from decisions made based on AI analysis results
- We strongly recommend consulting a qualified Ghanaian solicitor before signing any contract or taking legal action
Law citations are references only.When the platform cites a Ghana law (e.g. “Labour Act 2003 (Act 651), Section 17”), this is AI-generated guidance — not a guarantee that the cited provision applies to your specific situation. Always verify with the full text of the statute or a licensed legal professional.
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