Contract Teardown Show: Recent Episodes
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In this episode, contracts attorney and legal industry commentator Colin Levy breaks down Boston.com’s Terms of Service. Colin talks through how a drafting attorney balances educating online users with avoiding liability for an internet media company. Colin addresses the expectations of users, enforceability of terms, and policing of forums. Stumbling blocks abound with user-generated content, … Continue reading Boston.com’s Terms of Service with Colin Levy →
In this episode, media, tech, and entertainment lawyer Darlene Tonelli breaks down the Salesforce Master Service Agreement. As former in-house counsel, Darlene focuses on the client’s jobs to be done and whether the terms in a contract and their relationships accomplish those jobs. Darlene looks at the Master Service Agreement as a whole story rather … Continue reading Salesforce’s Master Service Agreement with Darlene Tonelli →
In this episode, privacy attorney and consultant Irene Mo talks to us about Expensify’s privacy policy. With the company recently in the news for the CEO’s political emails to end users, Irene tells us how to draft to avoid trouble in the use of consumer data. She covers general principles, rules specific to jurisdictions like … Continue reading Expensify’s Privacy Policy with Irene Mo →
In this episode, Mitchell Hamline Law Professor Jen Reise tells us about Walmart’s most recent 10-K Filing with the SEC.
Join this episode of the Contract Teardown Show as we discuss the Harvey Weinstein Clause. The Harvey Weinstein clause helps companies manage the risk of large sexual-harassment settlements and public relations disasters. Miami Law Professor Marcia Narine Weldon takes us through several examples of companies who reduced their risk by making the other side represent … Continue reading The Harvey Weinstein Clause with Marcia Narine Weldon →