Not to mention the unreasonable length and complexity of these things. I’ve seen shorter contracts for mergers and acquisitions.
Not to mention the unreasonable length and complexity of these things. I’ve seen shorter contracts for mergers and acquisitions.
The pro tip is pasting such long ToS into NotebookLM and asking it to list e.g. top 5 surprising clauses (if you ask just about surprising clauses it treats you like an idiot and lists everything)
But that gives you absolutely no legal advantage whatsoever, so you might as well save your time and not do it.
You're suffering from the unfortunate fallacy of "this has no immediate concrete value to my particular concern, so it is altogether worthless"
> lists everything
To be fair existence of TOS is suspiring.