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Kurums Decoded · Law

Law terms, translated.

NDAs, non-competes, intellectual property, due diligence, liability and force majeure: the legal words you sign before you understand them.

Force majeure, Decoded: What It Actually Means

Force majeure, Decoded: What It Actually Means

A force majeure clause excuses one or both parties from performing a contract, usually temporarily, when an extraordinary event outside their control makes performance impossible or seriously impractical. Typical examples are natural disasters, war, pandemics and government action, but what counts depends on the exact wording.

Liability, Decoded: What It Actually Means

Liability, Decoded: What It Actually Means

Liability is legal responsibility for something, usually a debt or a harm, that can be enforced with money. In business it covers what a company owes, what it can be sued for, and, through structures like limited liability, how much of the owners’ personal assets are at risk if the business fails.

Due diligence, Decoded: What It Actually Means

Due diligence, Decoded: What It Actually Means

Due diligence is the investigation a buyer, investor or partner carries out before committing to a deal, to confirm that what they were told is true and to find risks they were not told about. It covers finances, contracts, legal issues, tax, people, technology and anything else that could affect the value of the deal.

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A compact index for everything under Law. Counts come from the current WordPress categories where available.

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Free Privacy & GDPR Compliance Tools (2026): 14 Free Plans Compared

Free Privacy & GDPR Compliance Tools (2026): 14 Free Plans Compared

Free privacy and GDPR compliance tools verified October 2026: Cookiebot (1 domain, 50 pages), Termly (10K views), CookieYes (5K pageviews), Enzuzo (5K visitors, all policies), Usercentrics (1,000 sessions), Osano, CookieFirst, Secure Privacy, Complianz for WordPress, iubenda, TermsFeed, PrivacyPolicies.com, GetTerms, GDPR.eu, ICO generator, CNIL PIA — caps, branding, paid steps. OneTrust excluded.

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Free NDA & E-Signature Tools (2026): 12 Free Plans Compared

Free NDA & E-Signature Tools (2026): 12 Free Plans Compared

Free NDA and e-signature tools verified October 2026: Bonterms and Common Paper NDA templates, SignRequest (10 docs/mo), PandaDoc (5), SignWell (3), DocuSeal and OpenSign (open source), eSignatures.com ($0.49/doc), Adobe Fill & Sign, Jotform Sign, Dropbox Sign, YC documents — caps, licences, paid steps. DocuSign has no free plan; Rocket Lawyer and LawDepot are trials.

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Kurums Book Taste

The Law Shelf

Kurums Book Taste is our business-book review desk: every title gets a Taste Note - what the book argues, and exactly how to use it at work - and curated Tasting Menus chain them into reading routes. This is the shelf we keep stocked for Law teams.

Taste Note - Book TasteGetting to YesRoger Fisher and William Ury

Use it to negotiate contracts on interests and objective criteria, with your BATNA defined first.

Taste Note - Book TasteBargaining for AdvantageG. Richard Shell

Build a one-page preparation sheet from the six foundations and make it mandatory for every negotiation above a threshold.

Taste Note - Book TasteGetting Past NoWilliam Ury

Script your balcony move for the next hostile call: the naming phrase, the time-buying question, the recess line.

Taste Note - Book TasteNegotiation GeniusDeepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman

Standardize a one-page prep sheet: both BATNAs, both reservation values, ZOPA, anchor plan, concession pattern.

Taste Note - Book TasteThe Legal AnalystWard Farnsworth

Re-read your standard contract templates asking the least-cost-avoider question clause by clause.

Taste Note - Book TasteStart with NoJim Camp

Write mission-and-purpose statements for your three live negotiations - in the counterpart's world, one sentence each.

Taste Note - Book TasteDifficult ConversationsDouglas Stone, Bruce Patton and Sheila Heen

Train managers to open disputes from the third story - scripted, practiced, before HR or legal hears the word 'hostile'.

Taste Note - Book TasteGetting MoreStuart Diamond

Adopt the four-quadrant prep sheet for every negotiation above routine - goals, problems, parties, options.

Taste Note - Book TasteThe (Honest) Truth About DishonestyDan Ariely

Move attestations to the top of forms and to the moment of submission - a one-line change with measured effect.