You’ve presumably seen this blog post announcing Koncision Contract Automation. I could have waited until Koncision CA was ready for launch before announcing, but I …
In the coming months we’ll be establishing the framework and policies of Koncision Contract Automation. The document-assembly engine that will power it, ContractExpress, operates as …
I’m pleased to announce that I’m partnering with Business Integrity, developer of ContractExpress document-assembly software, to develop Koncision Contract Automation, an online subscription-based service that …
There’s been quite a bit of blogosphere chatter recently about lawyers and plagiarism. The most recent salvo is this post by Peter Friedman, who teaches …
I recently received the following inquiry from longtime reader John “Fitz” Fitzpatrick: Pardon me if I missed a blog discussion on e-signature (have you had …
I noted with interest this article on the website of the Association for Corporate Counsel. It’s entitled “Top Ten Innovations to Improve Enterprise-Wide Contract Management,” and …
Last week the New York Times ran two stories on legal outsourcing. The first (click here), by Heather Timmons, describes the growth of legal outsourcing in …
I happened upon this blog post by Susan Wilson of Alston+Bird regarding a recent Delaware Chancery Court opinion, Cambridge North Point LLC v. Boston and …
It’s commonplace for a contract to require a party to use efforts (reasonable efforts or some suboptimal variant) to accomplish something to the extent possible …
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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