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The dreadful impacts of Covid-19 are still having their effect on business, commerce, and people worldwide. The pandemic has forced many companies to re-examine the force majeure clauses in their contracts. ‘Force Majeure’ has been defined by Black’s Law Dictionary as ‘an event or effect that can be neither anticipated nor controlled. The concept of

What is contract renewal?

One of the most important provisions in any contract is the contract period. Some contracts explicitly provide that they will remain in place indefinitely until either party decides to terminate the agreement. Many contracts, however, come with an expiration date.

Each party to the contract must decide whether it wants the

What is contract management software?

Contract management software digitizes the processes required for contract lifecycle management (“CLM”). Digital contract management solutions enable legal teams and procurement teams to create and manage contracts more efficiently and securely than outdated, manual processes.

In the past, lawyers had to print each draft of a contract and review every

What does it mean for compliance officers concerned about environmental, social, and governance (“ESG”) standards to be able to turn contracts into data?

Sustainability is not a new concept, but it’s gaining momentum in the corporate world.

Following public outcry over the murder of George Floyd in police custody in 2020, many businesses made statements

We’re happy to announce that Evisort has been ranked #25 on Growjo’s Top 100 List of the Fastest Growing Companies in Silicon Valley for 2021! 

These rankings are based on various factors, including revenue growth, valuations, quality and quantity of funding, hiring announcements, current job openings, leadership team announcements, competitors’ comparison, and numerous other growth

It’s been almost a year since the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) issued its decision in Data Protection Commissioner v. Facebook Ireland Ltd. (Schrems II) in July 2020, invalidating the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework established in 2016. The Court found that US surveillance laws did not afford adequate protection under the European