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by chrisbennet
2957 days ago
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Contracts may be full of crazy over reaching stuff.
When faced with a contract like this, you ask if you can modify it. If they say, “Take it or leave it.” you turn down the offer. If they say yes, find a lawyer and get it looked over. Sometimes you can just cross out stuff, modify or add stuff i.e. add a time limit to an open ended NDA, reduce the scope of a non-compete or eliminate it all together. After a while you get to know what to look for. Once I was given a contract that stipulated that, if there were errors in my work product, I would be ”liable for estimated loss of profits”. (!!!) I quoted the offending line and wrote: “Nice try but yeah, no.” I had my lawyer fix it and they were a great client. |
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