Most legal teams don’t lose contracts. They lose track of them. An NDA sits in someone’s sent folder. A master services agreement auto-renews on terms nobody remembered agreeing to. A price adjustment clause goes unexercised for three years. None of it looks like a crisis on any given Tuesday, and all of it adds up. Research from World Commerce & Contracting, produced with Ironclad, puts the cost at an average of 11% of contract value lost once a deal moves into delivery and ongoing management. On $500 million in contracted spend, that’s roughly $55 million a year quietly walking out…