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I have a vendor's marked contract back and need to show legal where we actually changed meaning before our hourly review.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The vendor returned a draft with several edits and our legal review is in two hours; I can't afford…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The vendor returned a draft with several edits and our legal review is in two hours; I can't afford to pass trivial changes to them but I don't want to miss a risky clause. Help me decide which of their edits are material versus cosmetic, highlight the top three edits I must flag for legal, and draft the one‑paragraph summary I should send to in‑house counsel that points them directly to the changes I think matter.
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