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Freelance Writer Contract
A contract used for writers or individuals that want to hire a writer for a magazine, book or novel. Sample contract to use to hire a freelance writer. Writers are now going freelance or independent, they need to make sure they are protected. this contract protects both parties.
General Receipt
This general receipt includes the amount of the receipt and how the payment was paid.
General Receipt
This general receipt states the acknowledgement of the payment and how it was paid.
General Receipt
This general receipt states the acknowledgment of the payment and how it was paid for.
Goodwill Letter to Remove Negative Listing
This letter is used by individual or companies that are requesting the creditor to set up an alternative payment plan pay down some if not all the debt owed. The requestor is asking the credit company to accept a payment plan so the debtor can make the payments. The sample letter includes the following language: I would appreciate your co-operation in making this payment plan effective as soon as possible. I request that you accept a monthly payment of $ instead of the regular payments of $ . I shall begin making regular monthly payments as soon as I recover from this financial crisis. I hope you will understand my situation and co-operate with me. I shall notify you of any change in my financial situation.
Government Response to Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss the Indictment as an Abuse of Prosecutorial Discretion – White Collar Crime
Govt Response to Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss the Indictment as an Abuse of Prosecutorial Discretion – White Collar Crime
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Government’s Motion in Limine – Business & White Collar Law
Government’s Motion in Limine – Business & White Collar Law
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Home Improvement Contract
A contract for home improvement contractor and owner of real estate
Independent Contractor Consulting Agreement
Drafted for a client who was hiring an independent contract for consulting work on a political campaign. Can be changed to work as an independent contractor on different types of work. Includes indemnify clause, non disclosure and liability insurance.
Independent Contractor/Consulting Agreement
This form of Consulting Agreement/Independent Contractor Agreement should be used when your company is retaining an independent contractor to provide services in the US. It includes provisions that demonstrate the consultant is considered an independent contractor and not an employee. It includes an explanatory cover sheet. Simply fill in the pre-populated terms and it is ready to use.
Independent Contractors Agreement
Contract for Independent Contractor work
An Independent Contractor Agreement is a written contract between two parties for a specific service or project. One person or company is hiring another to help on a short term task. Unlike an employment agreement, this document clearly spells out why the party being hired is not an employee for legal and tax purposes.
Three Common Construction Contracts
– FIXED PRICE. Fixed price construction contracts, also commonly referred to as “lump sum” or “stipulated sum” contracts, are the most common types of construction contracts. …
– COST PLUS. …
– GUARANTEED MAXIMUM PRICE.
In some cases, A general contractor is also the builder on your project and will use his own team and subcontractors for both construction and the mechanical work. … In metropolitan areas, this work is more commonly divided out between a general contractor who oversees the whole project and keeps a builder on task.
