The optional block/explainer bit is how Westlaw practical law works. It seems like the main advantage of this over having lawyers who each have access to some tool that is proposing optional sections is that in this model, the end users agree to limit themselves to the optional blocks but they aren’t getting advice on what they mean.
The first is an improvement but without the second I’d be a little concerned. The construction industry has stock contracts like these and I’ve seen them go sideways for sure.
The first is an improvement but without the second I’d be a little concerned. The construction industry has stock contracts like these and I’ve seen them go sideways for sure.