Can’t Tell if Your Contract Might Need an Update? Use this Non-Legal Checklist to Find Out.
Agency contracts with outdated formatting and language often point to greater business issues. Review this checklist you can apply to your own documents.
Agency contracts with outdated formatting and language often point to greater business issues. Review this checklist you can apply to your own documents.
Don’t make terminating employees any harder than it already is. Review the basic components your creative agency’s severance agreements should include.
The NLRB ruled typical language in confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses to be illegal. Determine if you need to revisit your severance agreements.
Changes to your standard contract mean your creative agency needs to adjust its pricing accordingly. Learn how to get more value out of your contracts.
You don’t need a legal dictionary to write enforceable contracts. Clear language can differentiate your agency and drive more value for you and your clients.
Firing employees is never fun, but you can mitigate the legal risks with the right processes. Review these best termination practices for creative agencies.
Creative agencies are always seeking to boost profitability. One overlooked strategy is to view legal as a tool to create value, not just an overhead cost.
Most agencies can’t match the salaries and bonuses offered at bigger tech companies, but discover other incentives you can offer to attract and keep talent.
When used properly, non-compete and non-solicit clauses can protect your creative agency. Learn when to include them and when they’re actually enforceable.
See how your agency’s MSA and SOW measure up against more than 50 criteria across nine different categories. Submit your documents for a free assessment.
The same fee structure won’t work for every engagement. Learn more about various billing models to determine if you’re capturing as much value as possible.
Review this list of key criteria when evaluating your MSAs and SOWs to protect your agency and ensure you get paid if a client relationship goes south.