Understanding before drafting
Drafting begins with understanding the purpose. What do the parties intend to agree on? What needs explanation? An initial discussion gives the review context and helps guide the drafting.
Review is a conversation
Reviewing a draft creates space to discuss terms and details, and whether the wording reflects the intention. Some points may need more information before the document is completed.
Every document has a context
The scope depends on the subject and the parties involved. This is an introduction to the process, not an assessment of a particular contract or situation.
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