Sample Forms, Policies, and Contracts
Contract Administration Policy 2
This is a sample policy that provides procedures for the review, approval, execution, and maintenance of contracts.
This is a sample policy that provides procedures for the review, approval, execution, and maintenance of contracts.
This article makes a convincing case as to why contract law might be the best kind of law to practice. For those interested in learning more about contract law, discover a useful overview of the practice. And for those experienced contract lawyers, check out the refresher tips on how to make a good job even better.
This sample is a list of who should perform tasks in the management team.
This article provides an overview of legal process outsourcing and some guidance for thinking about the “fitness for purpose” of different possible outsourcing moves within law firms and in-house law departments.
A sample executive contract summary containing key considerations to ensure no terms are missed or overlooked.
Considering the distinctive aspects of a typical IT outsourcing deal, this article presents a top ten list of tips that you should consider when negotiating IT outsourcing deals, whether as legal counsel for the client or for the IT vendor.
Ten-and-a-half suggestions to maximize the likelihood of success in contract litigation by preparing your contracts properly.
At first glance, devising and negotiating payment term policies may appear to be a purely financial endeavor. However, a knowledgeable in-house counsel could craft these policies to help anticipate certain problems, while appeasing parties on both sides of the negotiation. Learn how different policies work and what terms are used to better meet the requirements
of your organization in the United States.
This resource outlines six fee structures used in value billing and the incentives created by each structure. Sample engagement terms are included.
How are good compliance and due diligence programs the safeguard of a successful company? They protect against potential legal liability and financial hardship. They preserve the sanctity of a corporate reputation. There's another upside to this type of programming: done correctly, it can also cut company costs.