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Exact Steps to Creating a Legally Binding Contract

This video will walk you through creating a legally binding contract. Contracts are a crucial part of business, and it’s essential to create a properly-formal contract. This video will walk you through creating a contract from beginning to end. After watching this video, you’ll be able to create a legally binding contract that benefits both […]

The COMPLETE list of Contracts You Need to Start a Business | Kinds of Contracts | Formal Contracts

In this video, we will discuss the different types of contracts you need to start a business and the different ways you can go about getting them. We’ll also discuss the mutuality of contracts and how these contracts can be classified. Finally, we’ll discuss formal contracts and how they differ from other types of contracts. […]

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