Today's hilariously shit drafting:
"... under all Applicable Laws (including, without limitation and to the extent applicable, all applicable sections of each such Applicable Law) ..."
Jesus wept.
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Today's hilariously shit drafting:
"... under all Applicable Laws (including, without limitation and to the extent applicable, all applicable sections of each such Applicable Law) ..."
Jesus wept.
@neil There's 40 pages of this guff. It could have been about 8, and I want to punch something.
"Please draft me a contract which sounds like the kind of thing a lawyer from a TV programme might have written. A US TV programme. A bad US TV programme. Then double it."
@neil Exactly. I suspect AI has had a hand in this doggerel, honestly. It's not just stupidly prolix, but also deeply weird in its structure and subtly wrong in a lot of small but important ways.
> deeply weird in its structure and subtly wrong in a lot of small but important ways
This is why, if I'm asked to review work which I suspect / have been told is AI-generated, I explain that it causes increased risk and legal review time, and so my review will take longer and cost more.
I think that this comes as a massive surprise to some people, who expect that, because it was cheap and easy to generate, it will be cheap and easy to review.
I am confident that I have lost work over this, but I refuse to do a bad job because of a mismatch of expectations.
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