Fulfillment and 3PL contract for a seller: warehouse risk outside the offer
Who is liable for loss, shortage, and downtime when the goods are not in the marketplace warehouse.
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Articles on drafting contracts, reviewing them, and using the result in a real deal.
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Drafting a contract: where to start and what structure you need
Six blocks of text, typical mistakes, and links to an online draft.
Read articleHow to draft a contract with a self-employed person: what to put in the text
Subject matter, payment, certificates, the NPD receipt, and rights in the result — a frame for the customer and the contractor.
Read articleHow to draft a contract: principles and structure
A step-by-step guide to drafting contracts, from identifying the parties through to the final terms.
Read articleFreelance and rights to AI content
A designer, copywriter, or illustrator increasingly delivers a result where part of the text, layout, or image was made by a neural network. The contract has to say who owns the rights, whether AI labeling is required, and who is liable.
Read articleAdvance, milestones, and client cancellation
Most disputes with a freelancer start not with “bad design” but with gaps in the money: no advance, blurred milestones, acceptance “if we like it,” and a client cancellation that does not cost a kopeck.
Read articleTypical mistakes when drafting contracts
The most common mistakes when drafting contracts, and how to avoid them.
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