Common documents. What they mean.
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Consulting Agreement
A consulting agreement sets out the scope of work, payment terms, and ownership of deliverables between a business and a consultant. It protects both parties: the client knows exactly what they're paying for; the consultant knows they'll get paid and keeps the right IP. Skipping it almost always creates problems.
Learn more →Service Agreement
A service agreement (sometimes called a master service agreement or MSA) defines the ongoing terms between a service provider and a client. Unlike a project-specific statement of work, a service agreement covers the general rules of engagement (liability, payment terms, dispute resolution) that govern multiple projects over time.
Learn more →Offer Letter
An offer letter is an employer's formal written proposal to a candidate. It confirms the role, compensation, start date, and employment conditions. Signing it indicates acceptance. Most offer letters are straightforward, but a few terms (at-will employment, equity vesting, non-competes) are worth understanding before you sign.
Learn more →Independent Contractor Agreement
An independent contractor agreement establishes a working relationship where the contractor is self-employed rather than an employee. This distinction matters for taxes, benefits, and legal liability, and it's one the IRS and Department of Labor pay close attention to. A well-drafted agreement doesn't just document terms; it helps establish that the relationship genuinely qualifies as contractor work.
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