The Retainer Agreement is one of the most important contracts that you'll ever draft or sign as an attorney. Not only do Retainer Agreements protect clients from overreaching by unscrupulous... More > lawyers, but they can immunize lawyers against malpractice claims and non-payment by clients. Moreover, from the terms of the Retainer Agreement to its design, a Retainer Agreement is a reflection of your practice and the way you do business - making it a potential selling tool for your firm.
Most of the retainer agreements for free online or even those drafted by various Bar Associations can provide a good starting point, but many do not address the multiple issues that lawyers must consider when dealing with 21st century problems and do not generally reflect 21st century form or style.
In this ebook, you will find a discussion of the changes that are driving the need to reinvent the retainer agreement as well as language that you can cut and paste or modify and use in your agreements.< Less
This volume has over 500 Legal and Business forms and contains: Affidavit Forms , Real Estate Forms, Rent Notices, Deeds , Mortgages, , Trusts , Living Wills , Power of Attorney , Antenuptial... More > Agreement , Notices , Leases, Contracts ,Collection Letters, Time Notes, Retainer Forms , Business Letters and more, in an easy to use , fill in the blank format. A must have for Business people and Legal Professionals.< Less
This volume has over 500 Legal and Business forms and contains: Affidavit Forms , Real Estate Forms, Rent Notices, Deeds , Mortgages, , Trusts , Living Wills , Power of Attorney , Antenuptial... More > Agreement , Notices , Leases, Contracts ,Collection Letters, Time Notes, Retainer Forms , Business Letters and more, in an easy to use , fill in the blank format. A must have for Business people and Legal Professionals.< Less
"A popular form of business, especially with small businesses, is the hybrid form of business, the limited liability company (LLC) or a limited liability partnership (LLP), which combine the... More > best features of a partnership and a corporation. In 1988, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) ruled that the LLC may be treated as a partnership for tax purposes, while retaining its limited liability for its owners. Since this ruling, every state has passed legislation permitting limited liability companies. A limited partnership consists of general partner and limited partner. Limited partners invest in the business, but do not participate in its management. A limited partner’s share in the profits and losses of the business is limited by the partnership agreement. In addition, a limited partner is not liable for the debts incurred by the business beyond his or her initial investment.
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