Perspective
Aug. 31, 2012
Don't wait to refine boilerplates
Most business leaders and many lawyers give only passing thought to the boilerplate provisions in their companies' consumer contracts. By Rob Herrington and Jeff Scott of Greenberg Traurig LLP
Most business leaders and many lawyers give only passing thought to the boilerplate provisions in their companies' consumer contracts. You know - those "miscellaneous" provisions at the end of an agreement that almost no one reads: choice of law, an integration clause, maybe a choice-of-venue or severability clause.
Where do these provisions come from?
In many cases, contract drafters copy these ...
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