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4 Tips for Drafting Billable Time Entries

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4 Pro Tips for Drafting Billable Time Entries How much do you love drafting billable time entries? In today’s blog, I’m going to give you four quick tips to help you draft better time entries. Think about some of those questions when you’re drafting your time entry. We spent four hours. Or worse yet, you spent.1

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Cheetah for Corporate Counsel Now Allows Access to Lawgood For Contract Drafting

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now have direct access to Lawgood , a practice tool for drafting contracts and clauses using market standards. Wolters Kluwer says this provides “another important component to our comprehensive solution as it allows legal departments to create and update their contracts in-house effectively.”. Click image for animation.)

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Can non-lawyers and paralegals draft contracts?

OneLegal

Can non-lawyers draft contracts? Delegation is key to what makes a firm work, but attorneys should know where they stand on contracts. The post Can non-lawyers and paralegals draft contracts? appeared first on One Legal.

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How It Works: A Demo of Henchman, Generative AI-Driven Contract Drafting and Negotiation within Word

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Last month, Henchman, a generative AI-driven platform that promises to deliver “the fastest contract drafting experience ever made,” announced that it was to be acquired by LexisNexis Legal & Professional. You have been hearing about it in the news, now see how it works. So what […]

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Generative AI for Contracts Is Here: New Tools to Accelerate Drafting and Editing

The emergence of generative AI is reshaping the landscape of contract management, enabling businesses to generate and negotiate legal agreements with greater ease and speed.

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How Smart Contracts are Changing Legal Contracts

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While a world free of lawyers will most likely never come to fruition (to many parties’ chagrin), new technology in the form of smart contracts is changing how legal matters are drafted. This data then informs the automated terms of a contract by posting results and accompanying proof to the blocks.

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Bloomberg Law Launches A Product For Storing, Searching, Drafting and Negotiating Contracts

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Does the corporate legal market need yet another contract lifecycle management product? Bloomberg Law says it is because existing contract solutions are difficult to deploy, difficult to use, and not designed for attorney workflows. Well, Bloomberg Law thinks it does. Why is this?