Solutions · Contracts and business paper

What voids a contract is a statute. Each one is read.

Business paper is routed to its own battery: no caption to lock and no exhibits to reconcile, but a statute that decides whether it is enforceable and terms that decide what it costs.

The Main Reading Room from above, its desks in rings beneath the dome.
Main Reading Room, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Carol M. Highsmith Archive, Library of Congress
8
phases in the business-paper battery
30
clause families measured
14
statutes read from their own text

Instruments covered

Land contracts, NDAs, licences, employment and services agreements, and operating agreements.

Read from the other side

One phase scores the paper from the counterparty’s side: a contract that is one-sided in your favour is a contract that gets renegotiated, and that is a defect too.

Nothing leaves unexamined

A contract is measured against the statute that makes it enforceable before anyone signs it.

Part of one system.

Measure your next agreement before it is signed.

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