Contracts for services

This is a contract for any type of work between a self employed contractor (either a sole trader or operating through a service company) and his client. Use of this contract will strengthen the proposition that the relationship is one of business service provision and not one of employment.

A photography contract template suitable for any type of assignment, including events (such as weddings and sports matches), commercial (such as products or buildings), and portrait work. It has been drawn to give the photographer strong legal protection whilst at the same time being acceptable to the client. We have included a range of options around retention of ownership of image copyright.

This is a contract between an organiser and a speaker to talk or to present at an event. It is a comprehensive yet flexible document suitable for a wide variety of engagements, from after dinner speeches, to corporate training events, to conferences and trade shows. Use it to clarify the terms of the agreement including the responsibilities of both the organiser and the speaker, and to give you a high level of intellectual property protection.

This contract is for use by a wedding planner rather than his client. It is drawn to be acceptable to the client but strongly protects the wedding planner. It is suitable for use when planning a large or small wedding and for a wide range for your involvement in the planning process. Also suitable for other event planning.

A comprehensive contract for a self employed bookkeeper to present to his or her clients. The template is suitable for a wide range of services that a bookkeeper might provide from record keeping and accounts preparation to business advisory services.

This is an introducer's agreement, drawn specifically for real property introductions. It is for use by a property company to set up arrangements with any other person for finding property suitable for the specified purpose. There is no fixed commitment; the agreement applies only so far as property is found / introduced.