Any recommendations - based on recent experiences (and cost) - for a contract legal review - not specifically IR35, but the legal aspects, clauses, obligations, etc.?
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You could try searching the forums or doing some basic research on the right and save yourself and us a lot of time......
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I'm not sure that anyone has direct experience of a solicitor familiar with IT contracts, so I would advise that you have a look at the Law Society:
Find a solicitor - The Law Society
Look under Computer and IT Law."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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I think B&C possibly look at more than just IR35, but I've never used them myself.Originally posted by cojak View PostI'm not sure that anyone has direct experience of a solicitor familiar with IT contracts, so I would advise that you have a look at the Law Society:
Find a solicitor - The Law Society
Look under Computer and IT Law.Comment
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Thanks!Originally posted by malvolio View PostSpeak to Lawspeed - they will review the whole contract and understand IR35.Comment
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Just out of interest this is a complicated contract that is above and beyond standard one man band to client/agent contracts?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Yes, there is a considerable amount of complexity surrounding the arrangement. Also dealing with a new agency, with a one-sided draft contract. Important to examine obligations including, and beyond IR35.Comment
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