How a meeting runs

Ninety minutes. You bring one piece of writing. You leave with a written yes, no, or not yet.

You, whoever owns that work, and us. No fee.

  1. 0–20

    You name the work

    One piece of writing. Where it sits today.

  2. 20–50

    We read it with you

    What may draft. What stays out.

  3. 50–80

    It is written down

    Who sends. How you undo it. In your words.

  4. 80–90

    You make the call

    Yes, no, or not yet. You keep the page.

This sample is a mark-up

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Made up

A supplier mark-up. Not your matter.

0–20 · You name the work

Here is the piece

A supplier marked up our template. Clause 8.2 on liability is already in the approved template. An email from counsel named a cap we have not agreed.

20–50 · We read it with you

What may this mark-up use?

Green may draft. Red stays out.

Already the template

Clause 8.2 on liability, from the approved template.

Would spoil the send

An email from counsel naming a cap that is not on the template.

50–80 · It is written down

The page for this mark-up

May draft
A comparison from the approved template
Keep out
The counsel email, and the cap
Who sends
The lawyer who owns that matter
Undo
Same day, before it leaves

80–90 · You make the call

Worth doing?

Yes — if counsel still sends. The tool does not advise.

In the meeting this page is yours. This one you can leave behind.

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