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Tag: contract analysis

The big black hole

August 20, 2015 Posted by Bleaf

Why would anyone take the time, effort, and all the lawyer fees to negotiate and draft detailed, often complex contracts and agreements with vendors, suppliers, and clients, only to file them all into a drawer, never to be looked at again? We at Brightleaf see it all the time. We believe that contract management through […]

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