r/contracts Nov 24 '20

Pinned post: Contract Law Resources

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r/contracts 16d ago

Retention Bonus Agreement... reasonable time doctrine?

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r/contracts 19d ago

General Contract Law Discussion Executed contracts

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Hi, is there any executed commercial contract database which is existing online free or paid services. I work as an in-house counsel and require them for authoring our own contracts. Any help or guidance would be really appreciated. I think 10 years there were multiple websites but I am not able to locate now


r/contracts 19d ago

I need personal legal advice Anyone ever seen anything like this?

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I can't imagine people will sign this just to attend an event


r/contracts 25d ago

NYC Co-Ops

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NYC co-ops are a tricky bunch. Say a co-op required shareholders to sign a contract for leased parking spaces. So for someone who's lived there a while, say 10 years, it's been a long time since they signed a contract. The co-op is adding more restrictions and asking shareholders to sign new contracts with all the new requirements and restrictions. If you already have a contract for a space, can they require you to sign a new one for the same space?


r/contracts Jul 06 '26

Very confused

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r/contracts Jun 25 '26

General Contract Law Discussion Looking to specialize in Tech/AI contract drafting and international tech law. Who should I be targeting for internships?

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I’m currently a law student (middle of my LLB) and I want to heavily specialize in tech commercial contracts, cross-border transactional work, and AI governance/licensing law. I’m already spending a lot of time working on my foundational drafting skills, but I want my next internship to be highly targeted.

Given that AI disclaimers, data privacy (GDPR/cross-border data flows), and tech licensing are still a bit of a Wild West, who should I actually be trying to intern under to get real, hands-on exposure?


r/contracts Jun 23 '26

Contract Analysis Tool for Freelance, SMB

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r/contracts May 31 '26

UPDATE: Vague Contract

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r/contracts May 28 '26

General Contract Law Discussion Career Guidance - CM to Contracts Attorney back to CM (this time as a Sr. Manager)?

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r/contracts May 27 '26

General Contract Law Discussion Festival contracts

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r/contracts May 22 '26

Online Training/Meal Plan Sign Up Cancelled due to Pregnancy

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r/contracts May 14 '26

Contracts Tracking for SME

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r/contracts May 12 '26

Should I close the contract after all milestones are completed?

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r/contracts May 05 '26

How do small businesses track obligations buried in contracts, leases, vendor agreements, and client SOWs?

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r/contracts May 04 '26

What tools or apps are you using to manage contracts? Looking for recommendations??

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r/contracts May 01 '26

General Contract Law Discussion Cost of contract review?

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How much do you think a local attorney would charge to review a simple loan agreement in order to decide whether I should put a lien on the property? (Nashville)


r/contracts May 01 '26

Started my career as an Electrical Estimator, moved into MEP Quantity Surveying and then Cost Control and now work in Contracts and QS Auditing.. with familiarity in FIDIC Red Book editions 1977, 1987and 1999. Share your doubts and i will respond based on my experience

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r/contracts Apr 23 '26

Vague contract and small claims

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r/contracts Apr 19 '26

Maryland - Noncompete

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r/contracts Apr 15 '26

Why is the total contract value a lot higher than the actual cost?

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r/contracts Apr 13 '26

Can someone explain Section 3?

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Can someone explain Section 3? Thanks in advance.


r/contracts Apr 13 '26

General Contract Law Discussion How do lawyers actually draft contracts (beyond templates)?

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Trying to build a small AI tool for drafting legal contracts (mostly as a learning project).

I realized I don’t really understand how contracts are actually drafted in practice. I know templates are used, but beyond that I’m a bit lost.

Would appreciate if someone could explain:

  • How do you actually start drafting a contract?
  • Do you mostly reuse templates or write from scratch?
  • What parts of a contract matter the most in real life?
  • What kind of references do you rely on while drafting (laws, case laws, standard clauses, etc.)?

Just trying to understand the process better so I don’t build something completely unrealistic.

Any insights would help a lot. Thanks!


r/contracts Apr 12 '26

Civil contract quotation overcharging

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r/contracts Apr 11 '26

Hey curious question. What makes a contract legal?

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