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  1. Adams on Contract Drafting

    “Indemnification” or “Indemnity”?

    By Ken Adams

    Today I saw this tweet: The authority is @AdamsDrafting, as alwayshttps://t.co/g1ILOT4fht — D. Casey Flaherty (@DCaseyF) November 4, 2021 I thought I ought to say something more, so here goes.…

  2. Knowledge: The RDM Blog

    Language of Performance and Language of Obligation

    By Nathan A. Lindsey

    The Eastern District of Missouri recently highlighted the importance of plain language, or the ordinary meaning doctrine, which suggests words in contracts should be given their everyday meaning unless the…

  3. Zalma on Insurance

    Interpretation of an Insurance Contract of Adhesion

    By Barry Zalma

    Contra Preferentum When Interpreting a Policy Since, in almost every case, there is uneven bargaining power between an insured and its insurer, the courts that adopted the tort of bad…

  4. Zalma on Insurance

    Contract Interpretation and the World Trade Center

    By Barry Zalma

    A Video Explaining the Doctrine of Reasonable Expectations See the full video at https://youtu.be/BvhlHaxVjPU and at https://rumble.com/vnp1le-contract-interpretation-and-the-world-trade-center.html The act of infamy at the World Trade Center (WTC) in New York…

  5. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Counterparts: An Example of Categories-of-Contract-Language Dysfunction

    By Ken Adams

    Counterparts provisions are, as we say in the biz, fucked up. One slight problem is that it’s not clear what counterparts are. See this Twitter thread for a bit about…

  6. Zalma on Insurance

    Rules of Contract Interpretation

    By Barry Zalma

    A Video Explaining the Interpretation of Insurance Contracts See the full video at https://youtu.be/TktjMrIBaOc  and at https://rumble.com/vnnb6q-a-video-explaining-the-interpretation-of-insurance-contracts.html The following rules govern the construction of contracts of insurance: If the terms…

  7. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Back to “Efforts,” Part 3: Other Outlets for Delexicalization Deniers

    By Ken Adams

    In my 2019 article, I explain that in the phrase best efforts, the word best has been “delexicalized”—instead of expressing its dictionary definition of “exceeding all others,” in this context…

  8. Modern contract management blog

    Manual vs. Automated Contract Drafting

    By Olga Mack

    Utilizing automated contract drafting to create clearer agreements As a business professional, knowing the ins and outs of contract drafting is critical to ensure that you enter better deals and…

  9. Lawrina Blog

    Loio’s webinar roundup: how to use legal document software to enhance contract review

    By Loio

    On September 16, we hosted a webinar on how to review contracts smarter and faster by using legal document software Loio.  Our speakers — the Product Manager Liliia Kushnir and…

  10. Future Lawyer

    Sometimes, The Lawyers Read The Fine Print.

    By rickgeorges

    Employee was bored one day. Nobody ever reads the labels I write, he said. I wonder how long it will take for someone to read the label on this Doormat? …