Monthly Archives: February 2007

I just learned a new term—”sticky contracts.” It refers to the tendency of drafters to stick with a given form contract, even if it contains …

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I should have had enough of material and material adverse change, given that I discuss materiality in chapter 7 of MSCD, in this law review …

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On Monday, April 30th and Tuesday, May 1st, I’ll be in Toronto giving my third “Intensive Contract Drafting Workshop,” as usual under the auspices of …

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I’m grateful to David Gurfein, an associate in the New York office of Cozen O’Connor, for informing me of AIU Insurance Co. v. Robert Plan …

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Today’s issue of the New York Law Journal contains my first bi-monthly “Contract Drafting” column. It’s in the inaugural issue of a new monthly section, …

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Reader David Munn recently wrote this item regarding an interview in which Tim Cummins of the International Association for Contract and Commercial Management asked the …

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On March 9th I’ll be one of the speakers at the 2007 Business Law Symposium organized by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. …

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A reader recently sent me the following email: I’d appreciate your comments on an issue that’s been plaguing me off and on. I often see …

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My New York “Contract Drafting—Language and Layout” seminar took place yesterday. I haven’t yet reviewed the evaluations, but the participants appeared to have found it …

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During a recent in-house seminar, a participant took issue with one of my sample provisions, namely This agreement terminates on August 23, 2007. The participant …

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Last Monday I posted this blog item about how St. John’s Law Review had published a new article by me and Alan Kaye entitled Revisiting …

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If you want to know more about what’s involved in adding an electronic signature to a contract, I suggest that you look at this post …

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