mkyujung

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by mkyujung 3y ago
Latch | Onsite - SF | SaaS, Legaltech, AI | https://www.latchapp.com/ Contract negotiation is the most time-consuming, costly, and difficult component of the contracting process, and is barely any easier now than when lawye
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by mkyujung 5y ago
Former lawyer here, though this isn't legal advice etc. This is really more of a commercial question. Launching first puts you at risk of taking on personal liability, but most very early-stage founders are comfortable with this becaus
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by mkyujung 5y ago
Accord | Founding engineer | Auckland, New Zealand | Onsite https://accord.so/ Accord is a web app that helps startups build legal documents lightning-fast from free templates. Accord handles then entire contract building p
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by mkyujung 5y ago
Hey, FWIW I'm a former lawyer and I'm building a product that's meant for this exact use case. I won't post a link here (to avoid self promotion), but if you're still looking for help I'm happy to give you a ha
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by mkyujung 5y ago
Accord | Founding engineer | Auckland, New Zealand | Onsite https://accord.so/ Accord is a web app that helps startups build legal documents lightning-fast from free templates. Accord handles then entire contract building p
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by mkyujung 6y ago
Accord | Founding engineer | Auckland, New Zealand | https://accord.so/ Accord is a web app that helps startups build legal documents lightning-fast from free templates. Accord handles then entire contract building process
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by mkyujung 6y ago
I'm a corporate lawyer and I've written an essay on this[1]. Contracts have surprisingly similarities to code. This means: what if the process of drafting a contract was updated to be closer to the process of building software? De
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How I would grow Gumroad(mkjung.com)
2 points by mkyujung 6y ago|0 comments
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How I would grow Substack(jung.substack.com)
2 points by mkyujung 6y ago|0 comments
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by mkyujung 7y ago
My argument isn't that contracts will be converted to code, but that contracts share similarities to code, and therefore the way contracts are written could resemble the way computer programs are written in the future.
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The future of contracts is code(mkjung.com)
3 points by mkyujung 7y ago|2 comments
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by mkyujung 7y ago
Right now I’m working on a 100 page due diligence report. Even if I’m doing a simple task like proofreading, I have to mark up my changes by hand and wait for the document to become available to access because an associate is making edits t
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by mkyujung 7y ago
For what it’s worth, I agree. I’m a junior lawyer at a big corporate law firm in NZ and it’s incredible that we don’t have anything resembling Github or meaningful source control. If a small team of developers were to build a simple web app