Waleed Hamada

How to Draft a Contract That Protects Your Business

Before you even think about writing a single clause, the real work of drafting a contract begins. It’s all about defining the deal—nailing down the core purpose, identifying every party involved, and outlining exactly who is responsible for what. This is the foundation. It's the critical step of turning a business goal into a clear, […]

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Legal Chain • Future of Law How Legal Chain Is Bringing Law Into the Future With AI, Blockchain, and Hybrid Legal Review By: Waleed Hamada • Founder, Legal Chain Focus keyword: legal AI and blockchain Official site: legalcha.in Share: LinkedIn X Facebook Email Copy Link Executive Summary (Google Discover): Legal Chain is modernizing legal work

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Why Risk Scoring Is Essential in Modern Contracts

Contracts define rights, obligations, and consequences—but not all contracts carry the same level of risk. A short NDA and a multi-party commercial agreement may both be legally binding, yet the exposure, complexity, and downstream impact are vastly different. This is where contract risk scoring becomes critical. Risk scoring introduces a structured, repeatable way to identify,

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What’s New in Law and Technology in 2026

As 2026 unfolds, the relationship between law and technology has shifted from experimentation to execution. Artificial intelligence, automation, and data-driven systems are no longer side projects inside legal teams—they are becoming core infrastructure. At the same time, regulators, courts, and lawmakers are racing to keep pace with rapid technological change. This year marks a turning

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