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> I mean, it's standard to be presented a contract that heavily favors the party that wrote the first draft. I'd argue that may be "common" but the "standard"
by airstrike 3y ago
> I mean, it's standard to be presented a contract that heavily favors the party that wrote the first draft.
I'd argue that may be "common" but the "standard" should be to expect a contract that slightly favors the party that wrote the first draft while still sticking to what's market for the vast majority of the terms