Abstract
This article review “Anticipating litigation in contract design” is by its name itself suggesting how to anticipate litigation in contractual disputes. It discussed the various flaws of contract designing intentionally or unintentionally done to minimize the disputable costs but these vague clauses lead to litigation in future. Commercial contracts are well settled in arbitration or negotiation due to presence of expertise third parties and consent of both plaintiff and defendant involved. While litigation is a complex process of time consuming and the parties may not be at profited even on disputing in court. This review illustrates the various cost factors of front-end and back-end enforcements of contract and their consequences of litigating in court. How to design a contract and what not to include for avoiding future disputes, this is all that we find in the article.
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