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  1. TechLaw Crossroads

    BlackBoiler Eyes Expansion

    By Stephen Embry

    BlackBoiler, an automated contract markup technology provider, today announced it has secured $3.2 million in funding from strategic investors, including agreement cloud company DocuSign. BlackBoiler plans to use the funds to…

  2. LawSites

    BlackBoiler Raises $3.2M To Further Develop Its Automated Contract Review Technology

    By Bob Ambrogi

    BlackBoiler, a company whose AI-based technology automatically marks up draft contract language, said today that it has secured $3.2 million in funding from a group of strategic investors that includes…

  3. Adams on Contract Drafting

    A User of “States” Instead of “Represents and Warrants” Reveals His Identity!

    By Ken Adams

    Of the recommendations in MSCD, none strikes terror in the hearts of traditionalists more than using states instead of represents and warrants, and statements of fact instead of representations and…

  4. Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

    Property Insurance Contract Interpretation Basics for Policyholders, Public Insurance Adjusters, Company or Independent Adjusters, and Insurance Agents

    By Chip Merlin

    Tuesday @2 With Chip Merlin, is going to focus on something the property insurance law blog should discuss upon more often: the basics of property insurance contract interpretation. How can…

  5. Best Practices Construction Law

    Lessons from a Post-COVID19 Construction Lawyer

    By Matthew DeVries

    The last six months have been a whirlwind, especially for this single dad of six school children (who are no longer in school) while I work from home/office/car/jobsite/court. During the…

  6. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Some Dale Carnegie Advice Contract Drafters Shouldn’t Follow

    By Ken Adams

    Dale Carnegie, an early-twentieth-century U.S. writer and lecturer on self-improvement, famously said, “Tell the audience what you’re going to say, say it; then tell them what you’ve said.” Whatever the…

  7. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Ending Enumerated Clauses Not with a Bang, But with a Period

    By Ken Adams

    MSCD 4.34 says that in a set of enumerated clauses, the period should occur at the end of the last enumerated clause. This post is about what it can look…

  8. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Two October 2020 Series of “Drafting Clearer Contracts: Masterclass”!

    By Ken Adams

    I’m getting the hang of Drafting Clearer Contracts: Masterclass. I’m no Zoom maestro, but I’ve sorted out my two-device setup (so I can annotate my PowerPoint presentation while keeping an…

  9. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Why Contract Managers?

    By Ken Adams

    In today’s post about nonlawyers and contract drafting (here), I offer contract managers a discount on my new online course Drafting Clearer Contracts: Masterclass. Why contract managers? Why not other…

  10. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Nonlawyers and Contract Drafting: Commentary by Some Connections

    By Ken Adams

    In today’s post about how nonlawyers can help with contract drafting (here), I advance an idea I don’t recall having seen expressed before. It hardly seems a revolutionary idea, but…