[consulting] Consulting Contract

[Rohan Smith]

Well, it depends on how big the contracts are. I have a Google doc I work
off when creating new contracts. Many things change depending on the
customer but the legal rambling is usually the same. Ill make some time soon
to post it on d.o and then copy the link here

R.A.Smith
Manager/Technical Lead
Exterbox - "Thinking outside of the box"
http://www.exterbox.com
rohan at exterbox.com
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On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 8:03 PM, Ryan Cross <drupal at ryancross.com> wrote:

> This continues to come up on this list. I think the main reason people
> don't post this kind of material is:
>
> 1) For a good contract, people usually pay a significant amount of
> money for them so they usually don't feel like sharing as much
> 2) Each contract is also usually unique to the situation including,
> location the contract is valid for, type of  contract/work being done,
> type of business entities involved, and the actual scope of work.
> (Contracts as a subject have many books published about it, and entire
> courses dedicated to the subject in law schools)
> 3) Contracts can also sometimes be seen as part of the competitive
> advantage for a company since it includes, among other things, pricing
> structures.
> 4) Posting any kind of legal information also makes you potentially
> liable for anyone who uses this information and/or takes your advice.
>
> Each of these items can probably be mitigated or worked around to some
> extent, but the bottom line is that it is actually quite hard to
> publish this kind of material compared to things like technical
> documentation.
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