Write Your Own Business Contracts: What Your Attorney Won't Tell You

by E. Thorpe Barrett and James E. Mahan

Book Overview

Practical and witty -- explains the dos and don'ts of contract writing so any person in business can do the preparatory work in drafting contracts before hiring an attorney for final review. Provides... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1555711707
• ISBN13: 9781555711702
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Oasis Press
• Length: 337 Pages
• Weight: 2.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 8.3" x 10.8"

Customer Reviews

Great book!!

I'm a lawyer, and after readiing this book all I have to say is just that it's great. The legal forms it has, do and don't forms, are very useful. I strongly recommend this book.

The only contract reference you'll ever need

I am a recovering lawyer. That said, as an entrepreneur, my partners always look to me to keep an eye on things legal, and this book has been my greatest ally in the effort. The author and I share the same views about contracts: they should be clear; as brief as possible (without leaving out anything necessary); and in plain English.This book will be a tremendous resource for anyone preparing a contract and for anyone reviewing a contract. You will find a wealth of hints, including plenty of examples of BOTH good and bad contracts and clauses, in addition to the fine commentary on the many types of contracts. In addition, the organization is very useful, with chapters focusing on the major types of contract businesspeople are likely to see. The chapters covering general subjects (including "Clauses. . .Standard and Dangerous") are good guidance for lawyers and excellent introductions for non-lawyers.My battered copy saw so much action I had it rebound!