Practical Tips on How to Contract: Learn How to Draft and Negotiate from a Former Big Law and Tesla Commercial Contracts Lawyer

This book is one of the most engaging legal books I have. It is written in short best practices and pro tips so you can quickly look up a topic and get your thoughts flowing when you are reviewing or writing contracts. The brevity is especially helpful when you need to look up something quickly during a meeting to provide advice on the spot. Illustrations help me remember the key point in each topic. This is one of my few legal books that's out at all times. I recommend it to the law students and new lawyers that I mentor as a great way to get a leg up in their contract skills.

Awesome quick reference on a plethora of topics and a must have for the contracts professional!

This book is FULL of valuable information, tips and tricks on all things contracting! I’m a brand new attorney with some years of drafting experience, but this book has opened my eyes to the bigger picture and contains such useful and practical guidance that anyone in the contracting world can benefit from. If you’re a contracts attorney, in-house professional, or a law student seeking to break into the world of contracts—this book is for you!

Laura made her book twice the size and twice as nice as the last edition. A must have book for those starting out in the contract world. Good guidance on key legal issues and negotiation positions. Practical contracting knowledge you don’t necessarily get in law school. I deal with government contracts as well so I keep Laura’s and Chris’s books on the shelf. All very good books on navigating contracts.

If you’re a lawyer who works on commercial contracts on a daily basis, this is the book to get! Laura Frederick does an incredible job breaking down complex contract terms and principles into easy to understand concepts. I bought her first edition of Practical Tips on How to Contract over a year ago. Just got her second edition delivered two weeks ago from Amazon. So good!

Laura Fredrick has done it again. This expanded second edition Practical Tips on How To Contract is loaded with easy-to-understand contract drafting and negotiating tips. No overly complicated legal jargon that is difficult to understand. The best part is that this book has illustrations. Yes, to the hilarious cartoon graphics. I highly recommend this book to lawyers and other contract professionals. -Flo

Laura Frederick’s H2C is an essential resource for contract professionals. H2C Second Edition is packed with even more actionable advice.

This is more for the law side of the contract. I was looking for ideas of things.You should make sure you have in the contract to avoid going through the law part of it.

The book’s target audience is obviously those in the US. Nonetheless, people who live in civil law jurisdictions and tend to shy away from dealing with contracts can learn a lot from this book, as it is filled with practical tips on how to approach contract reviewing.

Very smart and helpful book. Tons of tips and a pleasure just to browse!

This book is a gem for anyone looking to improve their contract drafting and reviewing skills. The tips are clear, succinct, and practical, making them easy to apply in work situations. The tips cover all contract provisions in detail, as well as guides you on how to structure better agreements. The book really resonated with me. It tuned in with me and encouraged me to move forward with confidence, with contracts as well as in life. Thank you for this wonderful resource! Highly recommend!

It's precise n easy to understand! A must buy book for anyone interested to improve his knowledge base. The best part is the illustrations that help one understand the concepts.

A toilet seat read in essence, not a valuable legal resource. Very basic. Gives ideas on what questions to ask yourself, without giving any answers or instructions on what the implications of different scenarios are.