Contractor Agreement (Company)
A Contractor Agreement (Company) allows you to engage a contractor that is a company.
Last updated February 24, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Contractor Agreement (Company) cover?
- The nature of the services to be performed;
- Insurance;
- Termination;
- Payment and expenses;
- Non-solicitation;
- Confidentiality;
- Intellectual property; and
- Relevant warranties and indemnities.
Other names for Contractor Agreement (Company) include:
- Independent Contractor Agreement;
- Contractor's Contract; and
- Services Agreement.
Use this Contractor Agreement (Company) if:
- You are engaging the services of someone as a Contractor instead of an employee of the company;
- You want to ensure that the company owns any intellectual property that is developed by the independent contractor for the company; and
- You are looking to eliminate any confusion about each party’s rights and obligations.
What does the Contractor Agreement (Company) cover?
- The nature of the services to be performed;
- Insurance;
- Termination;
- Payment and expenses;
- Non-solicitation;
- Confidentiality;
- Intellectual property; and
- Relevant warranties and indemnities.
Other names for Contractor Agreement (Company) include:
- Independent Contractor Agreement;
- Contractor's Contract; and
- Services Agreement.
Other documents you may need:
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The Legal Risk Score of a Contractor Agreement (Company) Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The document allows the Contractor to use the Company's facilities and property at their own risk, potentially exposing the Contractor to liability for any damages that occur during use, unless caused by the Company’s actions.
- The Contractor is responsible for the complete financial and legal burden of their employees, including salaries, benefits, and compliance with employment laws, which could be financially and administratively challenging.
- The Contractor must ensure all created intellectual property during the service period is disclosed and automatically becomes the Company’s property, limiting the Contractor's rights to any innovations or developments they might create.
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