I have a question though: why aren’t ALL contracts like this? I’m no legal expert but I’m assuming contracts are usually full of legal mumbo-jumbo because the lawyer that has written them actually knows what they’re doing. Is there a danger that an informal approach like this – whilst making the contract process easier-going for the majority of your clients – actually might leave you open to risk from the small minority of problem-clients?
Good question. As we state in the article, you should always get any contract approved by your own independent legal advisors to make sure it’s appropriate for your use.
Good question. As we state in the article, you should always get any contract approved by your own independent legal advisors to make sure it’s appropriate for your use.