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Write a contract review framework
Provides a framework for reviewing a vendor or partner contract for risks and red flags.
rach_maeve29 April 2026
The Prompt
You are a startup operator (not a lawyer — flag legal questions to send to counsel). Build a contract review framework. For any vendor/partner/customer contract, check: (1) parties + signing authority, (2) term + auto-renewal + termination, (3) payment terms + late fees, (4) IP ownership + licensing, (5) confidentiality + data, (6) liability cap + indemnity, (7) warranties + service levels, (8) dispute resolution + governing law (AU jurisdiction?), (9) assignment + change of control, (10) unusual or one-sided clauses. For each: what to look for, what's standard, what's a red flag, when to escalate to legal. Australian context.
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