consultancy agreement
2 Credits
A consultant is a third party engaged by the business to provide specific products or services for specific projects. For example, a marketing consultant, IT consultant or business development consultant.
Engaging a consultant is an alternative to bringing on a full or part time employee. This can often provide the flexibility and cost-savings required by new businesses. However, like an employee, a consultant will need an agreement to regulate the relationship between the business and the consultant. Sometimes a consultant may provide their own terms, which is fine, we’d also be happy to review those and suggest any additional protection you might need.
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confidentiality agreement
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We will spend time with you finding out about your exciting new business and discussing how we might help. There might be specific issues you are concerned about, or you might just want to make sure your contracts and IP are watertight for when you grow to the next stages. Either way, our unique credit based system is there to ensure you have no surprised when it comes to legal fees.
