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Laura Frederick walked through how orders became binding contracts, how purchase order terms fit with master agreements, and how pricing, invoicing, and payment rights protected each side of a deal.
Oct 1, 2026
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Laura Frederick and Adam Yohanan walked through how defined terms worked, what belonged in a definition, and how courts read obligations, permissions, conditions, and ambiguous language in commercial contracts.
Laura Frederick and Laurie Ehrlich explained how master agreements, SOWs, and order forms fit together and showed how a clear order of precedence clause kept conflicting terms from causing trouble.
4 min read
Marshall Deutz, Aprajita Tyagi, and Anna Pototschnig explained how traffic light tiers, clear escalation paths, and logged exceptions turned contract playbooks into tools legal teams actually used in live negotiations.
Sep 28, 2026
Laura Frederick, Kimberly Maney, and Avi Shefa walked through sensitive data, sale and sharing, and cross-context advertising clauses and showed how clear data flows kept AI marketing deals compliant.
Sep 1, 2026
Laura Frederick and Yelena Ambartsumian walked through how MCP connectors changed scope, billing, and security terms, and showed which governance controls gave each contract promise real effect in practice.
Laura Frederick, Akiva Miller, and Tiffany Bui LeTourneau pulled apart flawed input, usage data, and output definitions and showed how to draft data terms that matched what AI products actually did.
Laura Frederick, Tamra Tyree Moore, and Arohi Kashyap pulled apart three flawed provisions and showed how to make human oversight specific, realistic, and provable in AI contracts.
Laura Frederick and Maria Amelia Calaf walked through how courts judged reasonable measures, why confidential information and trade secrets differed, and what a real culture of protection looked like.
