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A severability clause keeps your contract enforceable even if one provision is found illegal. Learn how this safety net prevents total contract failure.
A limitation of liability clause caps the maximum amount you can be sued for if a contract goes wrong—without one, your exposure is potentially unlimited.
Learn the legal difference between IP assignment and licensing. Understand work-for-hire law, the CCNV v. Reid test, and how to protect your creative rights.
72% of freelancers have unpaid invoices, with 59% owed $50,000+. Learn how MSAs and SOWs protect you from scope creep, cap liability, and guarantee payment.
Learn how to structure payment terms, deposits, kill fees, and late fee clauses that protect freelancers and SMBs from late-paying clients.
Force majeure is a contract clause excusing obligations when disasters like pandemics, natural disasters, or government orders make performance impossible. Here's what you need to know.
A dispute resolution clause determines whether you'll resolve contract conflicts through mediation, arbitration, or litigation—and the method you accept sets the cost of justice.
