A written contract records what the parties expect from a business relationship. It can help avoid confusion about work, payment, delivery and responsibilities.
Define the scope
Describe the goods or services, deadlines and what each party is expected to provide.
Address payment and changes
Set out payment terms, approval processes and how changes to the agreement should be handled.
Consider disputes and termination
A contract can explain what happens if the relationship ends or a disagreement arises. Clauses should be tailored to the transaction and applicable law.
Draft for advocate review. This article is general information, not legal advice.