Agreements 101What is a Force Majeure Clause?A force majeure clause protects parties who don't fufill contract obligations due to unforeseen circumstances that render fulfillment impractical or impossible.
Agreements 101What is an Affidavit?An affidavit is one of the most common legal documents in the United States. Here’s what you need to know.
Agreements 101What is a Master Service Agreement (MSA)?An MSA is a contract that sets standard expectations for both parties in a business relationship. Learn why they’re important and how to create your own.
Agreements 101W-9 Form and How to Sign ElectronicallyA W-9 form with electronic signature can legally legitimize and authenticate your W-9 submission while saving you time and frustration.
Agreements 101Addendums vs. Amendments: What’s the Difference?Addendums and amendments are both common in the contracting process, but they should not be mistaken for one another. Here’s what you need to know.
Agreements 101What is an Acceleration Clause?An acceleration clause is written into loan contracts and specifies when a loaner can demand the borrower repay the money they borrowed in full.
Agreements 101How to Draft a Purchase AgreementA purchase agreement is a contract specifying the terms of a sale of goods between a buyer and seller. This is how you can start drafting yours.
Agreements 101Digital Signature vs. Electronic Signature: When to Use EachThere are important technical and legal distinctions between electronic signatures and digital signatures. This is what you should know about when to use each.
Agreements 101A Contract Review Checklist and GuideContract review is not an easy process, but the more careful you are now, the more time you’ll save later.
