Contract Red Lining Etiquette - Number Six

If you're asking for a change, especially a significant change, like a new clause or a rewrite of an existing clause, then re draft the language you self and include an explanatory comment. Don't ask the other side to draft for you. You know, if you want it, yo draft it. And you ask for it and negotiate for it. Learn from your experience and then just use that knowledge to improve your negotiation process. Right? So what will be our next best practice nata contract relating etiquette? Rule number seven is about using track changes. This seems really intuitive, but it's actually not. One of the biggest problems we have with red lining is that not everybody uses track