A manual of style for contract drafting

About this book

Explains how to write contract provisions in a style that avoids common contract language confusion. Emphasis is on typical areas of obuscation, ineffective use of language and dispute. Also recommends clearer and better alternatives for contracts. Because of the wire binding, this is a practical, easy-to-use resource that was written for fast reference checks, and many examples provide deeper understanding of how to draft better contracts. The appendix includes "before" and "after" examples of a contract, showing exactly what shortcomings exist, as well as specifics on how to fix or improve them.