My number one rule when it comes to dealing with contracts is that they must reflect the deal which has been agreed. Pretty simple really, but it's a guiding principle which has seen me well over the years of drafting and reviewing, what must now be well over a thousand, contracts. To start the year, I present to you a mini-series of blog posts of my reflections on being a contracts lawyer.
January 05, 2011 at 08:02 AM
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My number one rule when it comes to dealing with contracts is that they must reflect the deal which has been agreed. Pretty simple really, but it’s a guiding principle which has seen me well over the years of drafting and reviewing, what must now be well over a thousand, contracts.
To start the year, I present to you a mini-series of blog posts of my reflections on being a contracts lawyer.
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