What's in a good contract?

[Brandon Bradley]

Hello everyone!

Been talking to clients outside of my direct network and wondering about what is in a good contract for freelance work. Since WordPress is small business savvy, I imagine most of you have some input on this.

What have you used to get a working contract for your freelance development work? Online resources? A lawyer? I'm all ears.

Cheers!
Brandon Bradley

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[Randall Hicks]

me too! I’ve been working on a hand-shake for far too long!

On Mar 18, 2014, at 1:16 PM, Brandon Bradley <bradle...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Nathaniel Schweinberg]

Personally, I’ve never lawyered up. Usually it’s the client who handles drafting a contract. If I agree with the terms, I sign. Usually though there’s no contract. It’s a risk, but it keeps things light. Not to mention, if I suspect they’re not going to be a good client, I just don’t accept the work.

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All the Best,

Nathaniel Schweinberg

http://fightthecurrent.org