Client services agreement
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What the attorney checks
Review of agency and studio client services agreements under New York law: scope, payment, IP on payment, liability.
32 contract types a small business signs, each reviewed or drafted by an attorney licensed in New York for a fixed fee.
One fixed total, quoted upfront · Redline, risk summary and sign-off
Review of agency and studio client services agreements under New York law: scope, payment, IP on payment, liability.
Scope, acceptance and change control · Fits your MSA or client agreement
Attorney review of statements of work: scope, acceptance criteria, change control, payment triggers, order of precedence with the MSA.
Mutual or one-way, checked · Exclusions and duration
NDA review for agencies and small businesses: definition of confidential information, exclusions, duration, remedies, mutual vs one-way.
Fees, expenses and invoicing · Work product ownership
Consulting agreement review: fees and expenses, work product IP, liability caps, non-solicitation, governing law.
Liability and indemnities · IP and confidentiality
MSA review: liability caps, indemnities, IP, termination, order of precedence with SOWs, governing law.
Code ownership in writing · Acceptance and milestones
Software and website development agreement review in New York: code ownership and assignment, work made for hire limits, acceptance, milestones, NY sales tax on software, Freelance Isn't Free Act.
Buyer or seller side · Checked against New York sales law
Purchase agreement review for business sales of goods under New York UCC Article 2: signed record at USD 500 or more, battle of the forms, warranty disclaimers, four-year limit.
Buyer or vendor side · Goods and services terms
Vendor and supplier agreement review under New York law: goods and services supply terms, UCC 2-201 and 2-207, multi-year terms, Freelance Isn't Free Act for one-person vendors.
Written contract required at USD 800 or more · Payment due within 30 days if no date
New York independent contractor agreements: Freelance Isn't Free Act requirements (written contract at USD 800 or more, required terms, payment within 30 days, 6-year record keeping), IP assignment, classification.
Employer-side review · New York pay notice and pay terms
Employer-side review of New York offer letters and employment agreements: pay terms, Labor Law 195 pay notice, pay transparency, confidentiality carve-outs, trade secret immunity notice, IP assignment.
Release of claims checked · 21-day and 7-day periods for over 40
Severance agreements for New York employers: OWBPA waivers over 40, GOL 5-336 limits, NLRB, Speak Out Act and NY WARN points, scope fit.
Scope, length and area checked · Current New York rules applied
Non-compete agreements for New York employers and business buyers: BDO Seidman test, pending S9759 and NYC bans, FTC rule removal, scope fit.
Grants under an existing plan · Tax and securities rules checked
Stock option agreement review for small companies granting options: vesting, exercise price, ISO and 409A tax rules, SEC Rule 701, New York BCL 505(d) approvals; plan adoption may need fuller work.
Production or collections pay · Noncompete radius and term
Dental associate contract review in New York: production vs collections pay, noncompete radius under the BDO Seidman reasonableness test, pending noncompete bills (S9759), termination; practice purchases may need more.
Single-member and multi-member LLCs · Written agreement required in New York
Review of New York LLC operating agreements and partnership agreements: ownership, capital, voting, transfers, buyouts, deadlock; LLC Law 417 written agreement within 90 days, publication, beneficial ownership disclosure.
Buyer or seller side · Assets, debts and price allocation
Review of small business asset purchase agreements in New York: assets and liabilities, price and allocation (IRS Form 8594), NY bulk sale notice (Tax Law 1141(c), Form AU-196.10), seller representations, indemnities.
Vesting and founder exit · Voting and deadlock
Founders and shareholder agreement review for New York corporations: vesting, voting agreements (BCL 620), transfers and buyouts, deadlock, shareholder wage liability (BCL 630), dissolution for oppression (BCL 1104-a).
Checked against the standard form · Usury check on notes
SAFE and convertible note review under New York and federal law: valuation cap, discount, side letters, Rule 506 and Form D, New York usury risk on notes.
Lender or borrower side · Interest checked against usury caps
Promissory note and business loan agreement review under New York law: usury caps, repayment, default, security, UCC 3-104 and CPLR 3213 enforcement.
Franchisee-side review · Disclosure document timing checked
Franchise agreement review for New York franchisees: FTC Franchise Rule, FDD timing, New York registration under GBL 681, 683 and 691, scope fit.
Office and retail leases · Rent, term and renewal
Tenant-side review of New York office and retail leases: rent, extra charges, term and renewal, personal liability, assignment, repairs; GOL 5-703 writing rule, recording, NYC Bar and REBNY lease forms.
Home improvement and small construction · Required New York terms checked
Review of New York home improvement and small construction contracts: GBL 770 to 772 required terms, 3-business-day cancellation, deposits, NYC DCWP license and model forms, Lien Law trust funds, prompt payment.
Landlord side · Checked against current New York law
Residential lease review for New York landlords: deposit and fee limits, renewal notices, Good Cause Eviction disclosure, FARE Act broker fees, void lease clauses.
Contract of sale review · Deposit, contingencies and taxes
Real estate purchase agreement (contract of sale) review in New York: signed writing rule, property condition disclosure, state and NYC transfer taxes, deposit and escrow; closing needs full representation.
Auto-renewal notice rules · Service levels and credits
SaaS and subscription agreement review in New York: auto-renewal notice rules (GOL 5-903, GBL 527-a), SHIELD Act security terms, sales tax on remote software access, SLAs, liability caps.
Assignment or license, made clear · Scope, term and territory
IP license and IP assignment review in New York: signed-writing rule for copyright transfers, work made for hire limits, employee invention assignments (Labor Law 203-f), likeness consent, royalties and scope.
Usage rights and exclusivity · FTC disclosure duties
Influencer and brand deal agreement review in New York: FTC endorsement disclosure, usage rights and likeness consent, exclusivity, Freelance Isn't Free Act, Fashion Workers Act, synthetic performers.
Terms and privacy policy together · Auto-renewal and cancellation rules
Website terms and privacy policies for New York businesses: SHIELD Act, GBL 349, GBL 527-a, COPPA, Child Data Protection Act, open-licensed models, scope fit.
Customer or vendor side · Security, breach notice, subprocessors
Data processing agreement (DPA) review for small US vendors and their customers: SHIELD Act safeguards, breach notice, CCPA service provider terms, subprocessors, liability; GDPR-heavy DPAs may need more.
Checked against New York waiver limits · Instruction vs recreation
Liability waiver review for New York gyms, studios, tour and event operators: GOL 5-326, instruction vs recreation, minors, assumption of risk, lease and parking rules.
Written or reviewed by a New York attorney · NYC commercial claims rule checked
Demand and cease and desist letters for New York businesses: CCA 1803-A for NYC commercial claims, limits on threats, consumer debt rules, scope fit.
Customer, vendor and employee releases · New York timing and confidentiality rules
Settlement and release agreement review for small businesses in New York: scope of the release, payment timing, confidentiality limits in discrimination settlements, age claim waivers, FLSA approval; litigated disputes need full representation.
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