Key Takeaways: Focus on Access: SaaS contracts should speak about granting a “right to access” the software hosted by the provider, rather than a right to install and use a…
Key Takeaways: Your needs will change depending on whether you’re contracting for performance or project-based work, software licensing, or software-as-a-service. Using different services agreement templates allow for nuanced and detailed…
Key Takeaways: Hotel event agreements can seem like low-risk arrangements, but they can have severe financial consequences if they are not negotiated correctly. The top three most important clauses to…
Key Takeaways: Due diligence is an increasingly important aspect of supply chain risk management and business relationships. Due diligence clauses in transactional contracts can mitigate risk throughout the supply chain.…
Key Takeaways: By carefully choosing the right unit of measurement and target, the parties can collect contract data that drives future performance. Metrics, especially those tied to incentives and liquidated…
Key Takeaways: Find a common connection between you and the other party to help break down barriers that hinder collaboration. Take the time to understand the underlying motivations of the…
Do you receive contract review requests via emails or Slack? Do you have a hard time finding and sharing legacy contracts? Were you trapped in an auto-renewal because you missed…
KEY TAKEAWAYS: Support real-time modifications in project scope to sustain contract relevance and flexibility. Gather precise metrics and perform recurring reviews to align contractor performance with business goals. Clearly identify…
KEY TAKEAWAYS: Standard wisdom says that being tough is best and that nice people can’t be tough, but standard wisdom is wrong. People like nice people and are therefore more…
KEY TAKEAWAYS: The SOW and Specification outlines the quality requirements. Terms and Conditions obligate the supplier to perform according to applicable laws, regulations, and corporate policies. A contract professional’s role…
KEY TAKEAWAYS: Plain language is communication your audience can understand the first time they read it. Terms in plain language are shorter, simpler, easier to read, quicker to negotiate, aligned…