General Service Contract

- Names of Parties to Agreement

- Scope of Work Clause

- Fees Clause

- Work Relationship/Independent Contractor Clause (option to delete)

- Service Location Clause (option for virtual or in-person)

- Intellectual Property Clause (option for work made for hire or keeping copyright ownership)

- Travel Fees & Expenses Clause

- Representations & Warranties Clause

- Non-Disparagement Clause

- Confidentiality Clause

- Termination Clause

- Confidentiality Clause

- Non-Disparagement Clause

- Communication Clause

- Maximum Damages Clause

- Limitation of Liability Clause

- Indemnification Clause

- Force Majeure Clause

- Cancellation of Services by Company Clause

- Entire Agreement Clause

- Venue & Jurisdiction Clause

- Arbitration Clause

- Transfer Clause

- Severability & No Waiver Clause

- Headings Clause

- Notice Clause

- Counterparts/Facsimile Signatures Clause

- Signature Lines

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