In contracts, the word indefinitely is used to convey two different meanings. I’m not keen on that, seeing as the Prime Directive of contract drafting …
Periodically I inflict on you my musings regarding notices-provisions terminology. (See this August 2009 AdamsDrafting blog post on why I’ve opted for “national transportation company,” …
I’ll be doing my “Drafting Clearer Contracts” seminar for Osgoode Professional Development in Ottawa on Monday, March 7, 2011 and in Toronto on Wednesday, May …
A standard element of confidentiality agreements is exclusions from the definition of “Confidential Information.” They’re sufficiently inevitable that longtime reader Michael Fleming refers to them …
In an evaluation submitted after one of my recent speaking engagements, someone complained about how I “shamelessly” plugged my book. And in an evaluation submitted …
This April 2009 AdamsDrafting blog post is about giving notice by email. From comments to that post I learned about RPost’s Registered Email service, and …
I’ve noticed that in most one-way confidentiality agreements, the disclosing party is listed first in the introductory clause. That prompted me to speculate whether in …
I addressed in this September 2009 AdamsDrafting blog post the thrilling issue of which term is preferable, confidentiality agreement or nondisclosure agreement. (I explained that …
Via this post on the Delaware Corporate and Commercial Litigation Blog I learned of an opinion that the Delaware Court of Chancery issued last month. …
Here’s another confidentiality-agreement issue that I’ve been mulling over. I don’t recall having seen it discussed in the literature. As I understand it, in a …
The ABA Journal contains this item about how Florida police are weighing possible charges against a St. Petersburg man whose motorized wheelchair collided with a scooter, …
I’m currently working on Koncision’s first product, a line of confidentiality agreements. I’m being assisted by Koncision’s confidentiality agreement editorial board (go here for their …
Just before Thanksgiving, the Delaware Supreme Court issued its opinion in Airgas, Inc. v. Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. At issue was whether a bylaw …
Welcome to the website for Koncision Contract Automation. And in particular, welcome to my new blog, The Koncise Drafter. This blog replaces my blog on …
This week the ABA Journal—the flagship magazine of the American Bar Association—announced that it has selected the AdamsDrafting blog as one of the 100 best …
In August we announced, in this press release, development of Koncision Contract Automation. As a first step our development, we’ve launched this website. It’s a …
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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