Before signing a contract: 3 things to check
Contract review in a 30-second video
Video transcript
Before you sign a contract, 3 things to check. Check that the contract reflects exactly what was agreed, including who the parties are and what each of them undertakes. The payment schedule and the security: what protects each payment, and what happens if the other side does not comply with the contract. Deadlines, agreed compensation, and how to get out of the contract. Check a contract before, not after.
In brief
Before signing a contract, check that it reflects exactly what was agreed, including who the parties are and what each one undertakes. Check the payment schedule and the security, and what happens if the other party does not perform, as well as the deadlines, the agreed compensation and the way out of the contract. A contract is checked before signing, not after.
For the full explanation: Contracts Lawyer. Drafting, reviewing and editing contracts and agreements so that they reflect what was agreed and protect you if the other side fails to meet its obligations.
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