Agreements 101What is a Force Majeure Clause?A force majeure clause protects parties who don't fufill contract obligations due to unforeseen circumstances that render fulfillment impractical or impossible.
Agreements 101What is an Affidavit?An affidavit is a written statement in which the signer or "affiant" verifies that the document is true. They differ from sworn oaths only in that the relevant parties must sign them instead of swearing them out loud.Ted Sclavos
Insights for LeadersCAR Forms for Real Estate TransactionsCalifornia Association of Realtors (CAR) forms exist to make real estate transactions are legal, fair, and honest.
DevelopersRetrieving ID verification dataLearn how to retrieve a recipient’s ID verification information after they have provided it.Jonathan Sammons
The Art of AgreementGreat Negotiators Listen More than TalkSue Williams has negotiated hundreds of kidnapping and hostage-taking incidents—finding ways to reach agreement with the most dangerous people in the world.Dan Lyons
Insights for LeadersFaster, Simpler Financial Services AgreementsThe bar for great customer experiences in financial services agreements keeps rising and newer entrants are disrupting traditional distribution models.
Intelligent Agreement ManagementKnowledge Graphs: Question AnsweringSee how to combine structured and unstructured semantic queries and to use large language models to orchestrate question answering over a knowledge graph.Dan Selman
DeveloperseSignature REST API Embedded Correct View now updatedWe’ve updated the EnvelopeViews:createCorrect API method to parallel our other embedded views. Discover the new functionality.Larry Kluger
Agreements 101Addendums vs. Amendments: What’s the Difference?Addendums and amendments are both common in the contracting process, but they should not be mistaken for one another. Here’s what you need to know.
