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Andy-M · 2008-04-17 #2

In terms of work for larger companies, sometimes these clients have their own contracts. And usually they're written by lawyers (at first word by word but a lawyer with experience usually has something somewhat templated). They're usually quite generic and may have an addendum for additions/modifications to the general contract.

If you're the one providing the contract, it should be drafted by a lawyer. The lawyer will create a general all-purpose contract and it would be modified as necessary.

Besides, if you're dealing with a large contract, you SHOULD have a lawyer involved. Part of your fees will be legal fees anyway and it's just the cost of doing business.

In terms of free, if you own a legit copy of Microsoft Office, there's the Microsoft Office Templates which you can download here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/te...172451033.aspx

	Andy-M	2008-04-17 #2
	In terms of work for larger companies, sometimes these clients have their own contracts. And usually they're written by lawyers (at first word by word but a lawyer with experience usually has something somewhat templated). They're usually quite generic and may have an addendum for additions/modifications to the general contract. If you're the one providing the contract, it should be drafted by a lawyer. The lawyer will create a general all-purpose contract and it would be modified as necessary. Besides, if you're dealing with a large contract, you SHOULD have a lawyer involved. Part of your fees will be legal fees anyway and it's just the cost of doing business. In terms of free, if you own a legit copy of Microsoft Office, there's the Microsoft Office Templates which you can download here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/te...172451033.aspx