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When working with customers, clarity in service agreements can make all the difference. One area that’s often overlooked by businesses - clear payment terms. Quick tip: Outline specific payment schedules, milestones, and late payment consequences in every agreement. This protects your cash flow and helps avoid misunderstandings later. Even a short contract should include these details to ensure both sides are on the same page from the start. Video available here: https://ww

Wrapping up a week of conversations around the importance of clarity in business agreements, from customer contracts to oral deals. ...

In a recent webinar, I shared a case study from a former client that highlights the dangers of relying on oral contracts. In this situation, a business operated for 10 years with a contractor based solely on an oral agreement. When the company hit a rough patch, the contractor left, taking intellectual property with them. Fast forward 1.5 years, the business turned things around and started generating millions in revenue. That’s when the contractor came back, claiming they we

A strong customer agreement establishes the following: Transparency: A well-drafted agreement sets clear expectations for both parties. Intellectual Property Protection: Clearly defining ownership of intellectual property created or used within the services, ensures that your proprietary technology remains protected. Risk Mitigation: Properly outlining terms significantly reduces legal risks and protects your business. Growing Business Value: A well-drafted agreement en

Patagonia has just been sued in a class action for the use of AI-powered software in their call centers. The suit is based on alleged violations of California privacy laws by using Talkdesk's AI technology to listen to, record, and analyze customer calls without consent. This class-action lawsuit highlights the legal challenges and privacy concerns associated with AI in business operations. As AI becomes more integrated into customer service, companies must navigate the

One of the ways that businesses can proactively use legal to grow their business is to think strategically about how to monetize and generate revenue from their intellectual property through licensing. That is something I help my clients with – think strategically about the different options available for licensing the intellectual property in their business and generating revenue from it so they can grow and continue to scale. Video available here: https://www.facebook.com