A favorite of professional drafters for over a decade, this book provides all of the tools necessary for attorneys whose livelihood centers around negotiating and drafting contracts. It contains a consistent structural analysis and a comprehensive set of drafting elements that can be used from contract to contract.
Drafting Effective Contracts – A Practitioner’s Guide, 2nd Edition
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Author : Robert A.Feldman & Raymond T.Nimmer, for CCH Wolters Kluwer Business
Edition: Reprint, 2010
Format: Hard Back
ISBN: 9788184733709
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