I will draft a consulting or subcontractor agreement as a licensed US attorney
Licensed US Attorney, Ironclad Contracts and Workforce Compliance
About this Gig
When engaging consultants or subcontractors, your business assumes significant liability. A poorly drafted contract can lead to stolen clients, breached confidentiality, and financial loss. As a licensed US Attorney (Bar #151107), I draft robust Consulting and Subcontractor Agreements that shield your business.
Key Clauses Included:
- Non-solicitation and non-compete (where legally permissible)
- Indemnification and limitation of liability
- Strict IP ownership and data protection
- Payment terms and independent status verification
Why Choose Me?
I understand the nuances of B2B relationships. I draft clear, enforceable terms that protect your primary client relationships and proprietary data from being exploited by third parties. Secure your agency or consultancy today.
Order now for absolute legal protection.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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International
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Commercial
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FAQ
What's the difference between a consulting agreement and a subcontractor agreement?
Consulting agreements govern direct client-consultant relationships. Subcontractor agreements typically involve a prime contractor hiring a sub to fulfill part of a larger contract—requiring flow-down terms.
Can you include non-compete and non-solicitation clauses?
Yes—drafted to be enforceable under your state's law. Note that some states (CA, MN, ND, OK) restrict non-competes, so I tailor accordingly.
Do you handle government subcontracting agreements?
Yes. The Premium package includes flow-down provisions from prime federal/state contracts, including FAR clauses where applicable.
Can the agreement work for both U.S. and international consultants?
Yes. I include appropriate governing law, jurisdiction, and tax responsibility clauses for cross-border engagements.
What do you need to get started?
Your business name, state, role (hiring or being hired), scope, fee structure, project duration, and any specific risks or protections you want addressed.
