If used properly, AI can be a great tool, even to assist lawyers. But it is just a tool, it does not have the training and expertise and experience that a real lawyer does. It will not replace lawyers, but
Feedback clauses are common in SaaS and software deals, and increasingly, in other types of vendor agreements. These clauses sound benign, but beware!
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My terrific colleague wrote a great post.
Great list below of things SaaS founders often regret. Founders also later regret do-it-yourself legal work – reviewing their own agreements to save money, instead of hiring a good lawyer (external or internal). Small mi…
See the list here:
A good list. Nothing surprising — all obvious techniques. But still worth reminding ourselves from time to time.
Here’s a chart comparing the different Artificial Intelligence (AI) Regulations in the EU, US And UK. Not by my law firm, but very cool and informative:
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