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The Joys and Perils of Sample Forms

When drafting a particular type of contract, it is common to review sample contract forms and use them as a...

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Demand Letters

A demand letter, or a letter before action or a pre-action letter as it is called in the UK, is...

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Selecting the Best Forum for Your Client

The consent to jurisdiction and forum selection clause in a contract sets forth the location where any disputes relating to...

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The Importance of What-ifs…?

When drafting a contract on behalf of a client, it is vitally important to engage in multiple “what-if” scenarios. A...

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Style over Substance

Certain types of provisions in a contract may be legally questionable or unenforceable, depending on how they are presented in...

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The cost of bad grammer … er… grammar

When drafting contracts, it is extremely important to pay attention to all grammatical aspects of the document, particular the placement...

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Drafting Practitioner

The Drafter regularly provides useful tips and advice with regard to document drafting. Here, in Drafting Practitioner, you have the...

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In Pursuit of Clarity: The Art of Re-Drafting

Upon receiving an initial draft of a contract, many practitioners are requested to amend certain provisions and make changes to...

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Closing a Contract

Regular readers of this blog are well aware of our penchant for abolishing archaic language and promoting simple, modern turns...

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How to End Things

In Legal English, there are a number of different terms which signify the ending or closing of a contract. Although...

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