What is a Consulting Agreement?
A Consulting Agreement is a contract which sets out the terms and conditions for the provision of consultancy services. The agreement is normally made between a company (the “principal”) and a service provider (the “consultant”).
Businesses usually engage a consultant for their expertise in a particular area, or to work on a specific project. This contract is also known as a Consultancy Agreement or Consulting Services Agreement.
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- Fully customised Consulting Agreement to suit your business
- Practical legal advice
- Fixed Fee Pricing
- Fast turnaround times
What does it include?
Consulting Agreements cover the important terms of your engagement, including scope, location, fees, payment, intellectual property, dispute resolution and termination. The agreement also includes the obligations of each party and relevant warranties and indemnities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s important to have a properly drafted Consulting Agreement for every new consulting engagement in order to protect your rights, limit your liability and avoid unnecessary disputes. A contract helps to ensure that all parties clearly understand the terms of the engagement and their responsibilities throughout the project.
Every situation is different, which is why you need expert advice from a commercial lawyer. We’re small business specialists, so you know you’re in safe hands with us.
We’ll consider your unique situation and let you know if we think this is right for your business.
Our head office is at Inspire Cowork – a coworking space in Sydney – but we also support flexible work for our team. Our lawyers can work from anywhere.
We use technology to come to you, wherever you’re located around Australia. Many of our clients work from home or at coworking spaces, just like us.
We communicate with our clients via phone, email and Zoom – whatever works best for you. There’s no need to meet face to face, but if you’re ever in the area you’re welcome to drop in!