Our consulting contract lawyers help some of Australia’s largest consulting firms
Prosper Law’s contract lawyers have experience in drafting, reviewing and negotiating consultancy agreements. Our clients include Australian and international consulting firms and individual consultants.
We understand how to manage insurance terms, limits of liability, consequential loss, warranties and indemnities, as well other consulting contract terms.
A template consulting agreement is a must-have for service providers. We have drafted fee proposal terms, master services agreements and other consulting agreement template terms. Our clients benefit from user-friendly legal documents that require minimal legal knowledge and are plug-and-play.
Choose Prosper Law if you want a consulting agreement that allows you to focus on your fee and scope, without worrying about whether you are legally protected.
If your client provides a consulting agreement for you to sign, we recommend that you seek legal advice. Our contract review services are affordable and can make the difference between a profitable project and a poor-performing project.
We review client contracts, prepare departure schedules, tender response forms and other contract review services to give you peace of mind.
The consulting relationship often requires a consultant to hand over intellectual property to the client. We protect our clients’ intellectual assets by ensuring intellectual property rights only pass when you have received payment.
As an independent contractor, consultants can use material that they develop on other projects. Our consulting contract lawyer will ensure you are not responsible for intellectual property issues that are caused by the other party.
A consulting agreement will contain clauses that deal with how and when the independent contractor gets paid. Our legal team ensure that payment terms are industry standard, can be regularly invoiced and not subject to unfair set-off clauses.
If you are experiencing difficulty getting paid on time from your client, we offer debt recovery legal services. Our lawyers can prepare a letter of demand, statutory demand, commence legal proceedings and other debt recovery strategies.
Consultancy agreements are complex agreements between professional advisors and their clients. Our legal team has extensive experience with consulting agreement terms.
Our clients include local, national and multinational consulting firms. Our highly experienced lawyers work with large legal teams, family-owned consulting firms and national and international engineering, architecture and professional advisory businesses.
We are relied on for our personalised service and deep legal knowledge of contracts.
Whether you need to prepare, review, negotiate or respond to a consulting agreement – we can help. Our consultancy agreement contract review services can be tailored to meet your needs.
Whether you require a one-off consulting agreement review or an ongoing legal retainer (we also offer legal counsel services), contact us today for a fixed-fee quote.
Our team of lawyers come from different industry backgrounds, and all are experienced when it comes to consulting contracts.
Meet our team of professional contract lawyers – you’ll be glad you did.
Farrah has been in-house legal counsel for several national and international consulting firms, including engineers and architects. Her ability to draft, review and negotiate consulting agreements is recognised by top tier clients.
Micaela advises our independent contractor clients and provides commercial legal advice. Micaela is sensitive to the needs of our clients and quickly builds strong relationships to deliver personalised and professional legal services.
Krystal is skilled at gathering information about our clients’ consulting services and adapting the consulting agreement terms to suit.
Courtney has worked in legal teams in the engineering and construction industries. Courtney is a personable and friendly lawyer with a great attitude.
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We will adapt our approach based on your instructions. Our highly experienced contract lawyers can take a friendly and commercial approach or a firm approach to reviewing, drafting and negotiating your consulting agreement. We will confirm which approach you would like us to take before starting work.
Our initial scoping call will seek to identify recurring issues that your business has experienced. We will also explain terms that may be problematic and provide ideas to manage these issues.
Yes, we will always take steps to protect your business’s relationship with clients. If we become aware that contract negotiations or particular terms may cause problems with clients, we will advise you. You can then make an informed decision as to how you would like these issues to be addressed in your consulting agreement.
When requesting changes to a consultancy contract, we provide detailed, simple explanations as to why a change is requested. In our experience, this ensures that the door is left open for negotiation and alternative clause wording.
Our legal review services may also include reviewing:
Poor quality consulting services can lead to professional indemnity claims. For this reason alone, it is important to engage with a consultancy agreement lawyer to manage this risk.
For example, a head contract may require terms to be passed through to your subconsultant. Or, a subconsultant may need to provide information that a consultant is relying on and may need to meet minimum insurance requirements.
Prosper Law can help consulting firms manage subconsulting risks, draft subcontracts and comply with head contract requirements.
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If you would like our team of contract lawyers to provide training, templates, contract manuals or other tools to manage consultancy agreement reviews, contact us today.
Our consultancy agreement manuals provide a guideline for your team to understand how and when to negotiate contract changes. Our contract manuals will combine:
We can also prepare template consultancy agreements, fee proposals, joint venture agreements, non disclosure agreements, variation forms and many other templates.
Hire one of our consultancy contract lawyers and take steps towards protecting your professional consulting firm. Contact us today for a no-obligation, fixed-fee quote (or ask us about our affordable hourly rates).
Professional consulting contracts need to be reviewed, negotiated and prepared by an experienced consultancy agreement lawyer. There are several reasons for this, including that:
By engaging Prosper Law to provide you with legal advice regarding your consultancy agreement, you will be managing risk and protecting your business.
It is also important to be aware of any issues that may come up when you are providing services. Our team of consultancy contract lawyers have extensive experience when it comes to consultancy contracts and how to manage problems.
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