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Transaction engineers
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying transaction-engineers. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
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- 3227967-002 : Lawyers have historically been most effective and most socially useful when acting as transaction engineers who facilitate new business and social relationships, and the engineering of the near future
- 3227967-006 : In early Silicon Valley the contractual mechanisms lawyers designed, together with the lawyer dominated market for reputation, reduced information asymmetries between entrepreneurs and investors and w
- 3227967-007 : A transaction engineer is a crucial intermediary who brings together, in a safe environment, parties holding different but mutually compatible interests and expertise.
- 3227967-008 : Lawyers have often failed to perform the function of active transaction engineer and have instead become a hindrance or obstacle to transactions.
- 3227967-009 : The major cause of lawyers obstructing transactions is the tendency to standardize or proceduralize legal solutions and to use standard form templates, because fixed standardized solutions imposed on
- 3227967-012 : Since companies are increasingly managed by and run on software code, facilitating transactions, that is, acting as an active transaction engineer, now involves coding.
- 3227967-015 : Contrary to commentators who predict the end of lawyers, the authors reject that claim but hold that lawyers of the future can only function as effective transaction engineers if they understand the p