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  1. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Now Available: My Law-Review Article “Interpreting and Drafting ‘Efforts’ Provisions: From Unreason to Reason”

    By Ken Adams

    The summer 2019 issue of The Business Lawyer—the law review published by the Business Law Section of the ABA—contains my article Interpreting and Drafting Efforts Provisions: From Unreason to Reason.…

  2. Zalma on Insurance

    No Insurance Policy Covers Everything

    By Barry Zalma

    The Gravamen of the Claim Fits the Exclusion Although everyone wants an insurance policy that covers every potential liability that desire is a pipe dream. No insurance policy covers everything.…

  3. ContractsProf Blog

    Unambiguously worded contract means no extrinsic evidence

    By ContractsProf Blog

    A recent case out of the Southern District of Ohio, The Devine Group, Inc. v. Omni Hotels Corp., Civil Action No. 1:18-cv-186 (WOB) (behind paywall), is a fairly straightforward contract…

  4. The CLS Blue Sky Blog

    Interpreting Organizational Documents in the Private Ordering Era

    By Megan W. Shaner

    Private ordering has become a common way to restructure key aspects of public corporation governance. Stockholder activists and boards of directors alike are testing the bounds of the freedom to…

  5. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Another Kind of “Including” Ambiguity

    By Ken Adams

    I noted with interest an article entitled “Including Without Limitation” (in this issue of The Transactional Lawyer), by Stephen L. Sepinuck of Gonzaga University School of Law. I’ll discuss later…

  6. Adams on Contract Drafting

    A Copy of MSCD for Each Seminar Participant

    By Ken Adams

    The title of this post sounds aspirational, rather like “A chicken in every pot.” But it’s not: instead, it’s how I conduct my “Drafting Clearer Contracts” seminars. I suppose at…

  7. Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

    Watch Carefully For Differing Terms and Statute of Limitation Clauses in Excess Insurance Contracts

    By Chip Merlin

    Excess insurance policies are often written to follow form, but then an excess carrier may issue a policy that does not follow the bid upon form. Insurance agents and excess…

  8. Nimble Services Blog

    BREAKING: Nimble expands into Artificial Intelligence Contract Review Software with Nimble Essentials Powered by LegalSifter

    By Nimble Consulting Services

    We’re so excited at Nimble to announce the launch of Nimble Essentials powered by LegalSifter! Starting as low as $49 per user per month, it’s a no-brainer for any organization…

  9. Adams on Contract Drafting

    “Drafting Clearer Contracts” Seminars: Mumbai, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai, Tokyo, Seoul!

    By Ken Adams

    Behold the following “Drafting Clearer Contracts” seminars: Mumbai, 10 October 2019 Kuala Lumpur, 15 October 2019 (details to come) Singapore, 16 October 2019 Hong Kong, 18 October 2019 Dubai, 21…

  10. Adams on Contract Drafting

    Two “Similarly” Glitches

    By Ken Adams

    Yes, similarly and similar are vague. Vague can lead to fights, so you have to be careful about vague. (See this 2018 post about a vagueness fight over similar.) But…