In a previous post on this blog, I discussed the distinction between conditions and obligations. I said that if you express conditions using language associated …
Given the attention I’ve been paying lately to my public seminars, my redrafting department—me—has asked for some airtime. Whoever you are, it’s a very safe …
I have more information regarding the “Contract Drafting—Language and Layout” seminars that I’ll be giving this summer with West Legalworks. For one thing, here’s the …
Today’s issue of the New York Law Journal contains, in the “GC New York” section, my second bi-monthly “Contract Drafting” column. Entitled “Sending Contracts Offshore,” …
I’ll be doing for West Legalworks a summer series of my “Contract Drafting—Language and Layout” seminar. Here are the dates: June 19, Los Angeles June …
When more than one party is making a set of representations, it’s commonplace for drafters to use in the representations lead-in the couplet jointly and …
In this post, Rees Morrision of the Law Department Management blog notes how some law firms are helping law departments implement document-assembly initiatives. I’m glad …
On April 11–13, the American chapter of the International Association for Contract and Commercial Management (IACCM to its friends) will be holding in New Orleans …
This blog has revisited sporadically topics that I’ve decided aren’t covered adequately in MSCD. Here’s another one—the verb include. Illustrative Versus Restrictive Including and includes …
In addition to Ken’s posts from February 2013, this blog contains Ken’s posts from The Koncise Drafter (from December 2010 to February 2013) and from the AdamsDrafting blog (from May 2006 to December 2010).
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