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'Willing to Work With You': Reversal Spotlights Rent Dispute Over COVID-Related Closure
"Tavern Corp.'s original surrender of the keys and the premises on October 3, 2020, was unilateral," read a Georgia Court of Appeals opinion. "Tavern Corp. did not provide notice to Phipps of the surrendering of the keys before they were sent in the mail."
CLM Provider SpotDraft Raises $26 Million in Series A Funding Round
The CLM provider, which has offices in both India and the U.S. will leverage the investment towards product development and expansion in the North American market.
Q&A With Jessica Block, Woman Behind the Launch of Factor's Contracting Platform
When asked about how Factor might deploy AI-enabled tools to improve contracting processes, Jessica Block, Factor's new executive vice president of market solutions told Legaltech News: "AI and technology is a part of it. But as we think about the Integrated Contracting Platform, it's really bigger than that."
Can an 'Agreement to Agree' Support Expectation Damages?
In this new column, Curtis Leitner, a business litigation Partner at McCarter & English's New York City Office, together with a guest columnist, analyzes developments in New York contract law from a litigation perspective.
Adding Privacy Provisions to Your NDAs? Make Sure You Know the Risks
How to avoid the bottleneck caused by trying to add full data processing addenda to an NDA—focus on perfecting a company's processes and policies around contracting
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LexisNexis Expands ELM Solution CounselLink with New Work Intake, CLM Capabilities
LexisNexis' expansion of its ELM solution offerings fits into its long-term strategy for CounselLink to be a "one-stop shop for legal operations," Aaron Pierce, vice president of Product Management at CounselLink told Legaltech News.
Remedies in Real Estate Transactions, Part 1: Liquidated Damages
Real estate is a unique asset and therefore damages resulting from a breach of an agreement are often difficult to measure. As a result, parties need to give give careful thought to the remedies for a breach. In this four-part series, Adrienne Koch and Neil Miller will examine some of the remedies that should factor into that analysis, starting with liquidated damages.
The CISG: 35 Years After the Treaty's Adoption: What Lawyers Need to Know
Despite being one of the most widely adopted international treaties, covering approximately two-thirds of international trade contracts today, many feel the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (the CISG), adopted by the United Nations in 1980, is not widely understood in the United States. This article highlights the importance of understanding when the CISG applies and why it matters.
Cybersecurity Insurance Issues
In his Cyber Crime column, Peter Crusco discusses recent case law compared to earlier law and how these decisions demonstrate that "although the technology has changed, contract law has remained stable and appropriate to respond to the new developments in cybersecurity insurance."
Commercial Snow Removal Company Facing Suit Over Alleged Default on $5M Promissory Note
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