Contract Wrangler was handpicked to address the LexisNexis Global Senior Leadership Summit today, featuring the top 130 executives of LexisNexis in Menlo Park, California. We had excellent followup discussions with top Sales, Operations, IT, and Finance executives about the potential for transformative technology to build...
And How the Donut King Prevented a Hole In Its AgreementsAs a landlord, you may make the occasional exception when your tenant fails to make its payments on time. But if tardy payments are endemic, you might start to wonder whether being a lenient landlord...
If you are an employer, you and an employee may have a dispute and decide to part ways. In exchange for some type of settlement, which could include cash or a non-disclosure or a positive recommendation, the employee will be asked to sign a Release,...
You’ve entered into what seems to be a lucrative deal to distribute a new product. As a distributor, you are the middleman between manufacturers and retailers. Your role is essential to getting the product from the factory line into consumers’ hands. However, when customers get...
The dream: Let’s have the blockchain and “Smart Contracts” solve all my corporate contract issues. The reality: Don’t hold your breath. So what is a “Smart Contract”? It is essentially like a computer program that triggers one or more events or actions based on the occurrence of...
One of the highest-ranked accelerators in the world, ranked in the Platinum Tier by the Seed Accelerator Ranking Project’s review of over 150 accelerators, has selected Contract Wrangler to join its ranks. StartX alumni represent many of Stanford’s best entrepreneurs, in fields from cleantech and...
The International Legal Alliance Summit & Awards gathered more than 500 senior law firm partners and general counsels from more than 40 countries to discuss, network, debate and reward the key players of the sector. Our CEO, Neil Peretz, was an invited speaker about how...
Did you know that a failure to exercise your contractual rights could result in you losing them? Your big danger is a little known legal doctrine called Estoppel. A party to a contract can invoke the doctrine of estoppel to justify why it failed to perform — and...
It’s not uncommon to have many discussions before a contract is signed with a supplier or vendor, with promises about the future. Yet when the written contract arrives, it lacks detail about what one of the people will do or how their product or service...
You have worked hard to set up your business for a profitable quarter: once you receive the materials from your suppliers, you can deliver to your customers and turn a profit! But what happens when your key supplier doesn’t deliver? That’s when you need to ensure...