In this brief advisory, Jamie Wolfer highlights that many vendors draft contracts using generic, copy‑pasted language—often assembled from Google searches or AI tools without proper legal review. He emphasizes that clients should not feel awkward about requesting revisions or addendums, reminding viewers that it is within their rights to hold vendors accountable for the deliverables promised in the contract.
Honestly, a lot of vendors, it's like a Cracker Jack box of words in their contracts. Many of them do not hire legal counsel to write this for them. Many of them will put something together Frankensteined via Google or AI and then not really read over it themselves because they want to present themselves as being really professional. So please don't feel awkward or uncomfortable. I mean, you might feel that way anyways, but please know that it's well within your rights to request changes and addendums to your contract to hold that vendor liable for what they said that they will be providing for you.
