A bad contract can waste everyone’s time, but when is a contract bad enough to toss out the window? In Revise or Replace? Author William Peacock breaks down practical considerations for cleaning up a contract versus starting over.

By William Peacock, Lawyer

All long standing business relationships eventually have conflicts and disagreements. Dispute resolution clauses are designed to bring the parties back together, if possible, and avoid the expense, time, and business damage of fighting it out publicly in court. Florida attorney Lisa Renee Wilcox tears down the dispute resolutions section of a trademark and license agreement. She shows how proper contract drafting of this clause is beneficial for both sides and can often help bring the parties back together.

By Lisa Wilcox, Lawyer

There are risks in entering every contract, big or small. When supporting commercial businesses, it’s crucial that we know how to identify those risks and how to protect our clients from suffering any harm at their hands. A good indemnity clause can do just that.

By Samridhi Jain, Legal Content Strategist

Commercial leases are one of the most common contracts businesses encounter. But how does the average business owner protect themselves from the terms of a landlord-friendly lease? Florida attorney and adjunct law professor Arthur Baker tears down a commercial lease to a medical supply company and explains what terms to watch for and how to even the playing field for your lessee client.

By Arthur Baker, President, Managing Attorney

Effective contract writing relies on a strong foundation. If yours could use some reinforcement, check out our latest ebook, Beyond Boilerplate: The Meaning and Purpose of Common Contract Clauses. Attorney Sara Burns provides clear descriptions of common clauses in your contract and how to use them effectively. Sound interesting? Check it out below.

By Sara Burns, Attorney

Jennifer Ogren, a programmer turned legal operations professional, deconstructs the Iridium Satellite’s Contract for Launch Services. In this episode, we go all in about space. Understanding the challenges faced before launching, signing up for strange cross-waiver laws, and some red flags to look out for.

By Jennifer Ogren, Contracts and Legal Tech