[consulting] Consulting Contract

[Don]

For which counties?

I had a great business lawyer, but anytime I'd ask for a contract he'd 
ask me to get on the internet and look for a sample. Good thing people 
post them.

-Don-

On 3/28/2010 9:30 PM, Sami Khan wrote:
> On Sun, 2010-03-28 at 20:26 -0500, Rohan Smith wrote:
>    
>> 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
>>      
> It might be of interest to raise money to get an actual lawyer to
> approve the legal ramblings part.
>
> Sami
>
>    
>> R.A.Smith
>> Manager/Technical Lead
>> Exterbox - "Thinking outside of the box"
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>> rohan at exterbox.com
>> 1-876-449-7506
>>
>>
>>
>> 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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