A: Yes, you will learn how to write a proper contract and you will be given samples to follow and to help understand how contracts will work for you and your business. In addition to this, always contact and consult an experienced attorney in your local area to make sure all of your bases are covered for your business.

A: You will learn about the statute of limitations in your state and other states, and also the laws you need to be aware of as a self-employed person with employees or just as a one person business.

A: Much of this course will apply to you and your learning of topics in Event Law, but you must always contact and consult an experienced attorney in your local area to make sure all of your bases are covered for your business.

A: Contracts are always a sure way to help protect both parties from the unexpected. Contracts are also a great way to detail out what your services “do” and “don’t” include per package for your client to understand. A legal case is made much easier when you have a contract and paperwork to prove your case. There is always a method behind the madness with contracts and their specific details. On another note, always make sure a contract you have is signed and dated by yourself and the client. This is for your own protection.

A: A “Day Of” contract is a sure way to protect you and your business should anything happen along the way during work with a client. Contracts are always a sure way to help protect both parties from the unexpected. Contracts are also a great way to detail out what your services do and don’t include per package for your client to understand.