Librarian News Digest
Vol. 2, No. 37
Full disclosure, I worked with Kingsley – who seems to have risen to one name fame – while at Dorsey and Whitney. Back then, both of us trudged our way through one transactional document after another. My job was looking for unique clauses, Kingsley’s job was building model documents. I moved on but Kingsley never gave up on perfecting the system for building and using model documents to do transactional work. You might even say he has a passion for it.
While working at Thomson West, Kingsley met Trace Liggett – one of the brains behind West km. They formed a partnership and kiiac was born. I’ve since spent time with Kingsley learning about kiiac and have to say that the ACC couldn’t have picked a better solution/partner for its members. Read more about ACC/kiiac at Toby Brown’s 3 Geeks and a law blog post, ACC Brings the Future to its Members or The ACC KIIAC System Goes Live. Note: If after reading the post, you think kiiac is a system of model documents, think again. A demonstration of the product (ACC/kiiac or kiiac on its own) will show you it’s a system for practicing transactional law.
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