Insights

• Avoiding the Mindless Use of the Brainless MAC Clause

  Features, Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, What's New on the Watch? — Glenn West — August 7, 2017

• Contracting Accidentally through Preliminary Agreements—A Writing “Subject To Contract” May or May Not be a Contract

  Europe, Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, U.K., What's New on the Watch? — Glenn West — March 8, 2017

• You Can Cry if You Want To, But if You Are Not “the” Party, It’s Probably Not “Your” Party—Distinguishing Between Becoming a “Party” to a Contract and Merely Being an Assignee

  Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, What's New on the Watch? — Glenn West — February 13, 2017

• “Individually or Collectively, as the Context May Require”—Clarifying the Meaning of Defined Singular Terms; It Might Actually Matter

  Features, Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, What's New on the Watch? — Glenn West — January 3, 2017

• Excluded Losses Part II: An English Perspective on the Continued Failure of Predictability Regarding the Use of the Phrase “Consequential or Special Losses”

  Features, Glenn West Musings, Insights, Legal Developments, U.K., What's New on the Watch? — Glenn West — December 12, 2016