Project Proposal
Some of the Key Clauses included are: Expiration Date – your quote/proposal should not be valid indefinitely… You send it, and the Client doesn’t accept
Your contract tells your client a lot about you and how you do business.
Is your contract applicable and tailored to your business and your relationship with your client or does it look like you cut and pasted it from the internet?
You lose credibility with clients if you look amateurish and haven’t invested in your business to cross your t’s and dot your i’s. Your clients are left wondering? If you can’t appear professional, how can you assist them to look professional?
Does your contract reflect previous conversations? Or are you trying to slip one by them?
A well-drafted freelance contract should cover all your legal bases (the boilerplate gobbly gook), in a clear and easy to understand way. If you’re a freelancer, or dealing with smaller contract prices, your clients shouldn’t have to hire an attorney to understand your contract.
A well-drafted contract creates boundaries for your client relationship, instills confidence, and trust. It also acts as a deterrent from a lawsuit. Using overly broad contracts, that don’t fit your business, make it look like you don’t know what you’re doing and make you an easier target for disputes and lawsuits.
Some of the Key Clauses included are: Expiration Date – your quote/proposal should not be valid indefinitely… You send it, and the Client doesn’t accept
Your contract tells your client a lot about you and how you do business. Credibility: Is your contract applicable and tailored to your business and
Whether a mistake, disgruntled employee, or hacker, security and privacy experts agree that it’s not a matter of if you and your business experience a
Clearly defines what is and is not considered Confidential Information between the parties to the contract and also makes clear how a party is able
If you’re hiring someone to assist with providing services you are providing to clients, there are serious business, legal, and tax implications for whether they
Service Providers are not required to comply with the stringent CCPA (California Consumer Protection Act) regulations which means, in order to limit your liability with
eCommLegal is owned and operated by international speaker and experienced tech and privacy attorney, Rian Kinney. Our contracts are drafted and reviewed by tech, privacy, start-up, and online business, attorneys.
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