iDispute offers fully customizable template to help start new consulting partnerships

iDispute is the leading source for legal templates on YouTube, and offers a vast variety of contracts and agreements – including a consulting partnership agreement. As more and more Americans are starting their own businesses, many freelancers and consultants partner up to combine their expertise for clients. “A lot of highly-experienced new business owners are amazing at what they do,” explains Met Daq, PR Manager for iDispute, “but they very often miss to set the proper legal framework or any sort of collaboration agreement.”

iDispute’s brand new consulting partnership agreement includes an entire section to clearly (and legally) define which partner is responsible for what part of the business. “We all know that some people are better at sales and marketing, while others excel at the technical elements,” mentions Daq. “So why not clearly define who is responsible for what?” iDispute discovered that a breakdown in communication is the primary cause of failure of new business partnerships, and provides a clear and simple way of establishing and maintaining a communication and responsibility framework thanks to a consulting agreement. “All that business owners are left to do is to complete and download the consulting contract! It’s as easy as that, really.”

iDispute offers a wide variety of legal template itself, along with user-friendly instructional tutorials on how to use each form. For more information, or to customize your legal form today, visit: idispute.org

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