Doing business in today’s world will require that you work with other people for mutual benefit and gain. It’s the bad apples who try to use other people as stepping stones to personal gains that can make this a difficult environment to navigate.
But through the downloading and signing of contracts and other legal documents, you can protect your financial and legal interests quickly and easily – all without needing to hire a lawyer. Some of the contracts you’ll likely use in your professional and personal life are listed below:
Employment Contracts: Employment contracts aren’t something you really need to worry about as an employee – you’ll need to read them, of course, before you accept a job offer but most of the time your company will handle the human resources strategies for you. But don’t forget you may have to hire an employee at one point, which will make this contract essential to running your company.
Sale of Goods Contracts: Most of the time, we prefer to handle small sales of goods with a handshake and the simple exchange of goods for money. But for the big stuff, it’s important to have a sale of goods contract ready to go, thus ensuring that whatever valuables you’re parting with won’t be lost forever. And if you’re a buyer, you can also use these contracts to ensure you get what you agreed to purchase.
Waivers: Signing a waiver will be required in a number of high-risk situations you might find yourself in. But it’s not all about high risks when it comes to waivers: in some cases, to get something done, you simply need to sign your authorization in order to make it happen. This requires the cooperation of others, of course, but standard waiver contracts makes this cooperation easier than ever.
There are, of course, many other types of contracts that you’ll want to have handy whether you’re a simple individual or if you’re a business.
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