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I will draft a US consulting agreement as a US attorney
US Attorney Protecting Your Business with Ironclad Legal Contracts
I am Melanie Renee, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #282320) specializing in employment law and business contracts. I provide legally sound, enforceable, and state-compliant documents tailored to protect ...
About this Gig
Professional consultants need professional protection. As a licensed US attorney (Bar #282320), I draft high-quality Consulting Agreements that ensure you get paid, limit your liability, and clearly define project boundaries.
Whether you are an IT consultant, a marketing expert, or a business strategist, your contract is your first line of defense.
Key features of my drafting:
- Payment Security: Late fee and milestone clauses.
- Liability Limitation: Protecting your personal and business assets.
- Scope Creep Protection: Clearly defined "Out of Scope" terms.
- Confidentiality: Mutual NDA clauses to protect both parties.
- Intellectual Property: Clear terms on who owns the deliverables.
I focus on creating a professional image for your consultancy while providing the "teeth" needed if a dispute arises. Secure your consulting business with a custom-drafted US legal agreement.
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FAQ
What is an MSA?
A Master Service Agreement covers the main legal terms for all future work.
Can you include "Scope Creep" protection?
Yes, I draft terms that require written change orders for extra work.
Is the IP transfer automatic?
I can draft it to be automatic or contingent upon full payment.
What is a "Limitation of Liability"?
It prevents a client from suing you for more than you were paid.
Can you draft for B2B?
Yes, most of my consulting agreements are for business-to-business relationships.
Is this valid in all states?
I draft based on the governing law state you choose.
