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Whatever kind of business you have, you’ll need to write contracts from time to time. In most cases, you’ll need a written contract if you want to: • buy or sell goods • perform services as an independent contractor or consultant • lease real estate or equipment • manufacture, distribute, or license products • enter into joint ventures
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The Uniform Commercial Code and the Sale of Goods
The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) was designed to be a comprehensive code covering commercial law so that businesses would know they were subject to the same rules about commerce, regardless of where they were located. Every state except Louisiana has adopted the UCC. It covers these areas of law:
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Quicken Legal Business Pro 2012
Nolo's bestselling business software package includes over 140 contracts, forms, and worksheets for your small business.
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Legal Forms for Starting & Running a Small Business
This book has over 60 legal forms and documents to help you run your small business.
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Why Legal Review of Business Contracts is Essential
Contracts are a part of life. In professional or personal life, everyone signs a contract at one time or another. Renters sign a lease contract; employees sign an employment contract; homeowners sign mortgages...