>> They are writing law in MS Word and negotiating any changes in law by sending paragraphs over email, which they check once a day at most.
Fair point. But, I don't think it's good enough, at this point.
Software is not new or marginal anymore, and the business of software certainly isn't.
Practices like terms and conditions... Its not something lawyers can't see. I've heard the same thing about patents and I don't really believe that either. Patent lawyers, specialists and reviewers are nerds... They're not "boomers."
There are no more excuses. It's just makes suck now.
They are writing law in MS Word and negotiating any changes in law by sending paragraphs over email, which they check once a day at most.