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How CSAs Protect Your Business
As business attorneys, we tend to harp on the importance of contracts and agreements, but it’s only because we see all too often what happens when clients don’t have a signed agreement ...
Key Provisions in Client Services Agreements: Notices Clause
The notices clause in a client services agreement (CSA) is another type of boilerplate clause (as is the entire agreement clause) that can sometimes get ignored or forgotten. It shouldn’t. Below ...
Key Provisions in Client Services Agreements: The Entire Agreement Clause
Before entering into any kind of business relationship with a client, it’s important that you have a written contract in place to protect you. You may fully trust your client, ...
How to Transfer Interest in Your LLC or Business Entity in Florida
A business owner’s membership interest in their LLC may be transferred to another individual per Florida law. The first stop when evaluating the process, however, should be the LLC’s operating ...
Can You Get a Business Loan Without Your Partner’s Consent?
In the legal world, everything comes down to the fine print. The details in your operating agreement (though hopefully written in a font that’s legible) become especially important when a ...
As a Business Partner, Do You Have to Put Up Additional Capital if the Company Needs It?
Money can be tricky business, and when your business needs more of it, things can get complicated in a hurry, especially if you haven’t previously addressed the issue in your operating ...
Key Provisions in Client Services Agreements: Severability Clause
Tightening up your client services agreement (CSA) with key provisions is a crucial way to protect yourself and your business. As your agreement extends to include numerous sections and clauses, ...
Key Provisions in Client Services Agreements: Benefits; Binding Effect Clause
A client services agreement (CSA) is comprised of several sections, all of which are designed to clearly specify the terms of the working relationship. Important provisions include the scope of services, ...
Key Provisions in Client Services Agreements: The Indemnity Clause
One of the most important reasons businesses and independent contractors enter into legal agreements prior to engaging in work is to protect themselves. Making assumptions about how a business relationship ...1 2