This Starter Contract Bundle includes three (3) Attorney drafted and reviewed Agreements which can be used to protect your Business and your Intellectual Property in business transactions.
Each Agreement has been drafted based on federal law.
This Starter Contract Bundle Includes:
- Independent Contractor Agreement
- Non-Disclosure Agreement
- Work Made For Hire Agreement
- How to Sign a Contract As A Business Owner Guide
*This Contract Bundle Download Includes: Word Versions, PDF Versions, How to Use Guide, & Video Walkthrough.
Starter Contract Templates Bundle
GUIDES
- How to Use Guide - PDF
- Video Walkthrough Guide
TEMPLATES
- Independent Contractor Agreement - PDF & WORD VERSION
- Non-Disclosure Agreement - PDF & WORD VERSION
- Work Made For Hire Agreement - PDF & WORD VERSION
- How to Sign a Contract As A Business Owner Guide - PDF & WORD VERSION
BONUS:
- How to Sign a Contract As A Business Owner Guide
Word and PDF Format. Your download will include one (1) download in PDF and one (1) download in Word format for each Template included in this package and will be ready for you to customize as needed before use.
Important Details:
Independent Contractor Agreement
Every business needs this Attorney drafted Work Made For Hire Agreement on hand when hiring other individuals to either capture content (ex: videography, photography, music, etc.), develop custom designs or content (ex: logos, websites, coding etc.), or perform any other service in order to actually own all of the copyrights to said products.
Copyright is created from the moment of creation. You will need the individual who creates anything for your business to formally transfer all of their rights to you in order for you to have full ownership and be eligible for Federal Copyright Registration. This Agreement is based on federal law.
This Contract Includes:
- Identifies Independent Contractor relationship
- Exclusivity and Proprietary Rights terms of transfer from the Contractor of the creative work and the Company
- Forum selection in the event of breach or other disputes
- Enforceability of the Agreement provisions
- Terms of Assigning rights to other parties and more.
Work Made For Hire Agreement
Every business needs this Attorney drafted Work Made For Hire Agreement on hand when hiring other individuals to either capture content (ex: videography, photography, music, etc.), develop custom designs or content (ex: logos, websites, coding etc.), or perform any other service in order to actually own all of the copyrights to said products.
Copyright is created from the moment of creation. You will need the individual who creates anything for your business to formally transfer all of their rights to you in order for you to have full ownership and be eligible for Federal Copyright Registration. This Agreement is based on federal law.
This Contract Includes:
- Identifies Independent Contractor relationship
- Exclusivity and Proprietary Rights terms of transfer from the Contractor of the creative work and the Company
- Forum selection in the event of breach or other disputes
- Enforceability of the Agreement provisions
- Terms of Assigning rights to other parties and more.
Non-Disclosure Agreement
This Attorney drafted Non-Disclosure Agreement - NDA is essential for protecting the most Confidential and Propriety Information for your Business or Brand.
When working with other individuals, companies, or when seeking funding from potential investors, having this Agreement in place will ensure that the information you have to disclose is not left unprotected. This Agreement is based on federal law.
This Contract Includes:
- Clearly identifying the parties to the Agreement.
- Defines the term of Confidential Information.
- Use and disclosure of Confidential Information permissions and limitations
- Required disclosures, Transfer of Rights, Equitable Relief.
- And so much more!
How To Sign A Contract As A Business Owner Guide
One of the main benefits of starting a Corporation or a Limited Liability Company (LLC) is that it provides its owner(s) personal liability protection from the liabilities of the business. Unfortunately, many business owners often expose themselves to the liabilities of the business by signing agreements and contracts using their personal name and not properly identifying the business.
Failure to properly identify your business puts the business owner back on the hook for the liabilities of the business—which defeats the purpose of forming the business entity.
Due to the immediate, direct access to the digital templates, we do not offer a refund of any kind. Please read the details and description of each template and product so you understand exactly what is included in each template. If you have any questions, please contact staff@stolbertfamilylaw.com and we can help you find the product that’s right for you.
