Kenneth A. Adams, founder and president of Koncision Contract Automation, writes that the traditional language of mainstream contract drafting is highly problematic, no matter how exalted the law firm that produces it. It's full of archaisms, redundancies, opaque jargon, and other suboptimal usages, he warns, and provides survival techniques.
April 01, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Welcome, new transactional associates, to the world of contract drafting!
I know that you’ve been at it for a few months—doing due diligence, handling securities filings, and yes, preparing contracts. Now that you’ve gotten your feet wet, here are some thoughts regarding the present and future of contract drafting.
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