Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Contract Service Provider agreement

What agreement should I have to

provide services to a larger firm,

including assisting with the work

proposal and delivering the work? I

am an independent sole proprietor

consultant to business. I have been

asked by a larger firm to help prepare

a proposal and then to deliver the

work stated in the proposal to their

customer. I have worked for this

larger firm in the past and know they

are ethical. I have no reason to think

they are not ethical. If get additional

work offers, I do believe that I should

have some agreement to protect my

interests in the case that I help

them, they win the contract, and

then they offer the work to someone

else or do it themselves. I live in

Florida and larger firm is in

Minnesota.


Asked on 3/20/07, 7:32 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Johm Smith tom's

Re: Contract Service Provider agreement

You would need a contract specific to your needs; an attorney can draft it. It can be governed be the law of either state, but yours would be better if you intend to use it with different companies.

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Answered on 3/20/07, 8:19 pm


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