The Westmont Journal

The clause most often drafted last is the one most often litigated first.

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Most commercial claims lose more value to time than to any adverse finding.

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An assembled site is only as sound as its weakest parcel — and the weakest parcel is rarely the largest.

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Security is drafted in optimism and tested in distress. The gap between the two is where recoveries are lost.

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Regulators do not assess intentions. They assess records.

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Succession structures created under pressure rarely reflect what the principal actually intended.

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