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Deals don’t always close as quickly as we would like. The contract review, approval, and negotiation phase are too often a stumbling block on the road from quote to cash. Here's what you can do today to speed up this process from 3 weeks to just a few minutes.

No doubt, being a CEO is a lot of work. Aside from managing the company and its finances, you also have to be up-to-date with the latest regulations that may affect your business. It can be a lot to handle, but there are ways to make your legal life simple as a CEO. let's explore some ways to make a CEO's legal life simple. From staying organized to keeping up with the latest changes in the law, these tips will help you navigate the legal landscape smoothly as butter.

You got your offer letter and you might be tempted to sign it and get started on the new job, but wait! Here are 6 things to look for before you sign your offer letter.

Contracts are usually drafted in such a way as to prevent breaches, minimize risks, and allocate liability in the event of a conflict. Unfortunately, even the most well-written contracts often succumb to problems that lead to protracted contract disputes. Here are some ways to avoid conflicts when it comes to business contracts.

Did you know? On average, each contract gets reviewed 10+ times and it takes 3-4 weeks to get approved. How can you understand what’s standard and non-standard? Which Standards is SpeedLegal comparing your contracts to? And how do we create Market Standard at SpeedLegal? Read this article to get all the answers.

From a lawyer’s perspective, technology is mostly about automation and efficiency. It can help lawyers do their jobs more quickly and efficiently. But from a business perspective, this is also true – technology can empower other team members to understand legal documents better instead of having to refer every small question to legal which tends to be overburdened already or incurring considerable expenditure on outside counsel. Read how non-lawyer team members can leverage Legaltech.

Freelancing is fun, but it also comes with tasks like handling payments, negotiations, and contracts. These contracts can be tricky if you are not familiar with the legal words and clauses. Here are six important aspects you should pay attention to -

Remember the Facebook data breach of 2019? Sensitive data of more than 530M users (including some of us) was made public on the internet. What steps are you taking to ensure your business’s data doesn’t get hacked like this? Learn how you can protect your company from such data breaches.👇🏻

When dealing with any type of goods, a sales agreement is a must to seal the agreed conditions and make the deal legally binding. But what all to look out for in your sales agreement?🤔 We made a brief guide for you to understand sales agreements better. Read the full article here👇🏻

Real estate is a complicated business.🏠 The only thing more complicated than this is the documentation and paperwork you need to do for finalizing your property.🤕 Make sure you have these terms sorted out before you sign your real estate purchase agreement.👇🏻

Employment contracts can be tricky.📃 And you don’t always know what EXACTLY you are signing up for. Here’s a guide you can refer to before signing any employment contract. This will help you understand what to look for in such contracts and what to beware of.👀

Having a good set of questions to ask before talking to any legaltech vendor and a checklist of the state-of-the-art functionalities that modern Legal AI software should have, is really important.

Are you signing an NDA? Check whether each clause is in line with market standards. This article provides data-driven insights into how NDAs are actually used in practice.