Service Agreement For Your Business

If your business engages in a service, you will want to have a comprehensive Service Agreement with your clients and customers outlining the terms and conditions of the service. The Service Agreement should include provisions addressing the following items:

• The Term of the Contract

• Payment Structure

• Indemnity & Release of your liability

• Refund Policy

• Timeline

• Mediation & Arbitration Policies

• Any provisions required by law (for example: 3 Day “Cooling Off Rule” provision)

• Termination of the Contract

Speak with us to prepare the best Service Agreement for your business.

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