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Florida Construction Legal Updates
NOTICE PROVISIONS IN CONTRACTS MATTER
Notice provisions in contracts matter. Oftentimes, contracts or legal documents contain notice provisions. If not, they should. The notice provision should include the address where the notice needs to be…
The Legal Wire
Icertis and Dioptra Partner to Accelerate AI-Powered Contracting
Surgical Redlining Capabilities Minimize Risk and Streamline Legal Workflows Bellevue, WASH. and NEW YORK – July 28, 2025 – Icertis and Dioptra today announced a partnership to enable customers with best-in-class AI capabilities for surgical redlining in…
Canna Law Blog
Use a Lawyer for Drafting Cannabis Deal Term Sheets
A lot of people want to save a buck during contract negotiations. These folks usually do not not use a lawyer for drafting term sheets or other initial matters. Sometimes,…
Adams on Contract Drafting
The Next “Drafting Clearer Contracts” Presentation Is on 23 and 24 July 2025
By Ken Adams
The next Drafting Clearer Contracts presentation is on 23 and 24 July 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:10 p.m. Eastern Time (US). Go here for more information Why should you…
Adams on Contract Drafting
For Readers in Asia: For Contract Drafting, AI Is No Substitute for Knowledge (Plus News of Presentations in Asia)
By Ken Adams
One of my corporate partners, Thomson Reuters Asia, is contemplating something old-fashioned—having me do Drafting Clearer Contracts presentations in Hong Kong, Singapore, Jakarta, Bangkok, Manila, and Mumbai (details below). Yes—really.…
Adams on Contract Drafting
It’s Never Good to Use “Shall Be” in an Autonomous Definition
By Ken Adams
In a LinkedIn post, I challenged readers to find for me a contract that used shall be or will be in creating an autonomous definition. I wasn’t surprised that I…
Adams on Contract Drafting
On-Demand “Drafting Clearer Contracts” Training: Sign Up for News!
By Ken Adams
My notion of offering an on-demand module of my Drafting Clearer Contracts training is slowly shifting from a gleam in my eye to reality. Videos and Quizzes This module will…
ContractsProf Blog
Eighth Circuit Affirms $5 Million Deferred Compensation to Former Executive
When I was a practicing attorney, we had a case in which our client was sued by the fired CEO of one of its subsidiaries. The former CEO had managed…
The Faculty Lounge
Happy Microsoft Contract Day!
To those who celebrate. UNC's smart and hilarious John Coyle has a post over at the Transnational Litigation Blog on Microsoft Contract Day 2025, following up on posts from two…
ContractsProf Blog
What a Form Knows
Last year, we posted about Consequential Damages: Alien Vomit or Intelligent Design (Alien Vomit), by Tara Chowdhury, Faith Chudkowski, Amanda Dixon, Rishabh Sharma, Madison Sherrill, Hadar Tanne, Stephen J. Choi,…