Comments on: Starting out in freelancing: Legal considerations for online businesses http://www.freelanceadvisor.co.uk/legal-advice/starting-out-in-freelancing-legal-considerations-for-online-businesses/ News, Help and Advice for UK Freelancers, Contractors and the Self-Employed Sat, 04 Feb 2012 13:52:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Darren Fell http://www.freelanceadvisor.co.uk/legal-advice/starting-out-in-freelancing-legal-considerations-for-online-businesses/comment-page-1/#comment-910 Darren Fell Sun, 22 Feb 2009 09:57:48 +0000 http://www.freelanceadvisor.co.uk/?p=297#comment-910 <p>Good point Caleb.</p> <p>For freelancers often a key legal document is your employment contract with your customer. Search for the article on this site that talks about the importance and these contracts and how this legal part comes free with a Professional Contractors Group membership.</p> Good point Caleb.

For freelancers often a key legal document is your employment contract with your customer. Search for the article on this site that talks about the importance and these contracts and how this legal part comes free with a Professional Contractors Group membership.

]]> By: Darren Fell http://www.freelanceadvisor.co.uk/legal-advice/starting-out-in-freelancing-legal-considerations-for-online-businesses/comment-page-1/#comment-4414 Darren Fell Sun, 22 Feb 2009 09:57:00 +0000 http://www.freelanceadvisor.co.uk/?p=297#comment-4414 <p>Good point Caleb.</p> <p>For freelancers often a key legal document is your employment contract with your customer. Search for the article on this site that talks about the importance and these contracts and how this legal part comes free with a Professional Contractors Group membership.</p> Good point Caleb.

For freelancers often a key legal document is your employment contract with your customer. Search for the article on this site that talks about the importance and these contracts and how this legal part comes free with a Professional Contractors Group membership.

]]> By: Caleb White http://www.freelanceadvisor.co.uk/legal-advice/starting-out-in-freelancing-legal-considerations-for-online-businesses/comment-page-1/#comment-858 Caleb White Sat, 14 Feb 2009 13:08:56 +0000 http://www.freelanceadvisor.co.uk/?p=297#comment-858 <p>Some words of wisdom from my attorney and business law courses I have taken well obtaining my Marketing degree. Make sure your contracts have the jurisdiction defined, especially if you do work for companies in other states. Otherwise if you had problems with an out of state client you could end of having to travel to them to clear things up.. not fun! Also a provision in your proposals that links that document to your terms of service so agreeing to the proposal also agrees to the terms of service.</p> Some words of wisdom from my attorney and business law courses I have taken well obtaining my Marketing degree. Make sure your contracts have the jurisdiction defined, especially if you do work for companies in other states. Otherwise if you had problems with an out of state client you could end of having to travel to them to clear things up.. not fun! Also a provision in your proposals that links that document to your terms of service so agreeing to the proposal also agrees to the terms of service.

]]> By: Caleb White http://www.freelanceadvisor.co.uk/legal-advice/starting-out-in-freelancing-legal-considerations-for-online-businesses/comment-page-1/#comment-4413 Caleb White Sat, 14 Feb 2009 13:08:00 +0000 http://www.freelanceadvisor.co.uk/?p=297#comment-4413 <p>Some words of wisdom from my attorney and business law courses I have taken well obtaining my Marketing degree. Make sure your contracts have the jurisdiction defined, especially if you do work for companies in other states. Otherwise if you had problems with an out of state client you could end of having to travel to them to clear things up.. not fun! Also a provision in your proposals that links that document to your terms of service so agreeing to the proposal also agrees to the terms of service.</p> Some words of wisdom from my attorney and business law courses I have taken well obtaining my Marketing degree. Make sure your contracts have the jurisdiction defined, especially if you do work for companies in other states. Otherwise if you had problems with an out of state client you could end of having to travel to them to clear things up.. not fun! Also a provision in your proposals that links that document to your terms of service so agreeing to the proposal also agrees to the terms of service.

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