Many are under the inherent assumption that all contracts are the same, and that if it0s written down on paper, then the terms of the contract are clearly spelled out. Conversely, contracts aren0t simply about written terms, and represent a greater significance that should be taken seriously. Contract law can often be confusing due to the involvement of independent contractors and contractor agreements. Without careful attention, these factors can complicate the contractual issues involved.

The lawyers who created the agreements we provide emphazied to us that contracts require acute attention to detail when independent contracts cross state or country borders. Determining the responsible party for specified parts of the contract can be an innately confusing matter. Therefore, it is essential to clarify the specifics within the contractor agreements. Understanding the laws and issues of jurisdiction is very beneficial during this process. I am not an attorney and do not offer legal advice, but below are some of the issues highlighted by our attorneys. (apps.leg.wa.gov/wac/default.aspx?cite=162-16-230)
What is Jurisdiction?
Jurisdiction refers to the district in which a particular contract ultimately has binding authority. Therefore, if two people live and work in one particular state, and then create an independent […]

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