I will draft canadian shareholders and independent contractor agreements
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About this Gig
CANADIAN SHAREHOLDER AND CONTRACTOR AGREEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
Starting a company or hiring a freelancer in Canada? A weak agreement leads to disputes, lost equity and legal costs. I draft and review shareholder and independent contractor agreements built for Canadian business law.
WHY WORK WITH ME
- Legal consultant focused on Canadian business agreements
- Plain language you can understand and sign with confidence
- Clear clauses that protect your ownership, income and business
- Direct communication from first message to final document
WHAT I OFFER
- Consultation on risks, structure and next steps
- Review of existing agreements with gap and risk notes
- Full drafting of Canadian shareholder agreements
- Full drafting of independent contractor agreements
- Clauses for share transfers, drag-along and tag-along, confidentiality, IP ownership, payment and termination
CONTACT ME
Message me before ordering with your province, business type and goal. I will confirm the right package and get started.
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FAQ
Is this a template?
No. Each agreement is drafted around your business, the parties involved and Canadian law standards, so it fits your situation.
Which provinces do you cover?
I work with Canadian businesses across provinces. Tell me your province before ordering, since contractor and corporate rules differ by region.
What do I need to provide to start?
The names of the parties, your province, business type, ownership split or scope of work, payment terms, and any specific concerns.
Can you review an agreement I already have?
Yes. The Standard package covers this. I check your agreement for risks, gaps under Canadian law and weak clauses, then explain the fixes.
Does the contractor agreement prevent misclassification?
It defines independent contractor status clearly, but Canadian courts also look at how the work is done in practice. I can cover this in the consultation.

