TATE Compendium of business contract clauses just posted

by Dell C. "D. C." Toedt III on 2009-09-16

I’ve assembled various clauses and commentary into a PDF document, which I’m calling the TATE Compendium ™ — TATE stands for Transaction Agreement Template Engineering; it also happens to be how my last name is pronounced. (That was my wife’s suggestion.)

Instead of version numbers, I’m using names (like hurricanes); the version I just posted is ABIGAIL.

I’m starting to mix-and-match various provisions to form annotated Microsoft Word documents for use as contract templates. Two confidentiality agreements — a long template with lots of clauses, and a down-the-middle version, both annotated — are posted along with the compendium PDF document.

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