Category Archives: Document Assembly

So far, ContractExpress—the software that powers Koncision’s confidentiality-agreement template—has been able to handle everything I’ve thrown at it. Last week I learned of yet another feature that I expect I’ll need down the road. If your organization uses a number …

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I recall how in the early days of word processing—when dinosaurs roamed the earth—you’d see articles in which a fiction writer would discuss word-processing technologies and techniques. But word processing long ago lost its essential mystery, except for those of …

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In this post on his eLawyering Blog, Richard Granat considers various online sources of free, or nearly free, form contracts. He begins his post as follows: Legal forms, without the legal advice or assistance of a lawyer, continue to decline in value. …

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Two people with a lot of contracts experience have told me that they think that Koncision’s confidentiality-agreement template contains too many questions. They suggested that I whittle down the questions and incorporate in the template a middle-ground position with respect …

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Our confidentiality-agreement template is just our first product. Next will be a version for the international market. After that, we may produce a “boilerplate” template containing all the stuff you find at the back of most contracts. It might even …

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I’ve spent most of the past three months creating Koncision’s confidentiality-agreement template. It has been quite an experience. I started with zero knowledge of ContractExpress. I’ve long been a booster of ContractExpress, but my understanding was rather, um, theoretical. So …

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