Legal contracts play a vital role in defining business relationships and obligations.Understanding and analyzing legal contracts can be complex and time-consuming.The implementation of Agentic Graphrag can streamline the process of working with legal contracts.Structuring legal contracts into a knowledge graph in Neo4j facilitates easy querying and analysis.Agentic Graphrag enables precise and context-aware retrieval, overcoming the limitations of naive retrieval methods.A knowledge graph for legal contracts contains structured and unstructured information.The graph represents entities like companies, agreements, and clauses along with their relationships.Structured extraction using LLMs helps identify key information in contracts.The structured data can be stored in a knowledge graph for refined searches and precise retrieval.Entity resolution in legal contracts involves resolving variations in referencing entities.Agentic GraphRAG involves using LLMs as central reasoning engines supplemented with tools and memory.Tools like Cypher queries and semantic search improve retrieval of key contract information.A benchmark dataset aids in evaluating the performance of the implemented system.Results show that models like Gemini 1.5 Pro, Gemini 2.0 Flash, and GPT-4o perform well for most tool calls.The application of LLMs in legal contract analysis shows promise for navigating complex domains effectively.A web application powered by LangGraph and FastAPI provides a user-friendly interface for interacting with legal contract data.The project demonstrates the potential for LLMs to act as powerful agents in legal contract analysis when paired with the right tools.