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Preview any template to see the full contextA balanced ADGM-law agreement for a startup or board advisor engaged by an ADGM company as an independent contractor and paid in equity, a fee or both: services and time commitment, an optional share, option or equivalent award under the ADGM Companies Regulations 2020 with monthly vesting, cliff and optional acceleration, confidentiality, IP in deliverables, data protection under the ADGM Data Protection Regulations 2021, liability and ADGM Courts.
A balanced DIFC-law agreement for a startup or board advisor engaged by a DIFC company as an independent contractor and paid in equity, a fee or both: services and time commitment, an optional share, option or equivalent award under the DIFC Companies Law with monthly vesting, cliff and optional acceleration, confidentiality, IP in work product, data protection under the DIFC Data Protection Law, liability and DIFC Courts.
A balanced, law-neutral advisor agreement for a cross-border startup or board advisor engaged as an independent contractor and paid in equity, a fee or both: services and time commitment, an optional share, option or phantom award under the company's own law with monthly vesting, cliff and optional acceleration, confidentiality, IP, compliance, withholding tax, liability and arbitration (English law and ICC arbitration in London by default).
A balanced UAE mainland (onshore) agreement for a startup or board advisor engaged as an independent contractor and paid in equity, a fee or both: services and time commitment, an optional equity, option or phantom-equity award with monthly vesting, cliff and optional acceleration (reflecting onshore share-transfer formalities), confidentiality, ownership of work product consistent with UAE copyright rules, data protection, liability and UAE courts or DIAC arbitration.
A balanced England & Wales agreement for a startup or board advisor (usually an individual) engaged as an independent contractor, paid in equity, a cash fee or both: services and time commitment, an optional board-approved share or option grant with monthly vesting, cliff and optional acceleration, confidentiality, IP in work product, conflicts, liability and short-notice termination.
A balanced US advisor agreement (Delaware, New York, California or another state's law) for a startup or board advisor engaged as an independent contractor and paid in equity, a cash fee or both: services and time commitment, an optional board-approved nonstatutory stock option or restricted stock grant with monthly vesting, cliff and optional acceleration, confidentiality with the federal trade-secret immunity notice, IP assignment, conflicts and termination on notice.
A balanced agreement for a Client retaining a Consultant to give advice and expert support paid mainly by time — a day rate, hourly rate or retainer — governed by ADGM law (English common law and the English statutes applied in ADGM), with the ADGM Courts.
A balanced agreement for a Client retaining a Consultant to give advice and expert support paid mainly by time — a day rate, hourly rate or retainer — governed by DIFC law, with the DIFC Courts or DIAC arbitration seated in the DIFC.
A cross-border agreement under which a Consultant provides independent professional services to a Client, with adaptable terms for scope, fees, intellectual property, confidentiality, data protection, tax, liability, termination and dispute resolution.
A balanced agreement for a Client retaining a licensed Consultant to give advice and expert support in mainland UAE, paid mainly by time — a day rate, hourly rate or retainer — under the laws of the chosen Emirate and UAE federal law, with emirate courts or arbitration under the rules of the Dubai International Arbitration Centre.
A balanced agreement for a Client retaining a Consultant (a firm, or an individual through a company or in their own name) to give advice and expert support paid mainly by time — a day rate, hourly rate or retainer — under the law of England and Wales.
A balanced agreement for a Client retaining a Consultant (a firm or an individual) to give advice and expert support paid mainly by time — a day rate, hourly rate or monthly retainer — under the law of a US state (Delaware by default; New York and California specifics included as conditional clauses).
A balanced agreement for a Company engaging an individual independent Contractor under the law of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (English common law as applied in ADGM), with ADGM Courts jurisdiction.
A balanced agreement for a Company engaging an individual independent Contractor under DIFC law, with intellectual property drafted to the DIFC Intellectual Property Law and disputes in the DIFC Courts.
A law-neutral agreement for a Company engaging an individual independent Contractor, often in another country, with the governing law and arbitration or courts chosen by the parties (default: English law and London arbitration) and terms for local mandatory law and classification risk.
A balanced agreement for a Company engaging an individual independent Contractor (for example a freelance permit holder) in the UAE mainland, governed by UAE federal law and the law of the chosen Emirate, with the Emirate's courts.
A balanced agreement for a Company engaging a self-employed individual Contractor (a freelancer or sole trader contracting in their own name) to provide defined services, under the law of England and Wales.
A balanced agreement for a Company engaging an individual independent Contractor (a freelancer or sole proprietor) in the United States, governed by Delaware, New York or California law, with conditional terms for the New York and California freelance worker laws and California's work-made-for-hire rule.
A convertible loan note for an ADGM private company: an unsecured loan from one Investor that converts into shares on a qualified financing at a discount and/or under a valuation cap, with repayment or conversion on an exit, at maturity or on default, governed by ADGM law with the ADGM Courts.
A convertible loan note for a DIFC private company: an unsecured loan from one Investor that converts into shares on a qualified financing at a discount and/or under a valuation cap, with repayment or conversion on an exit, at maturity or on default, governed by DIFC law with the DIFC Courts.
A convertible note for a cross-border investment: an unsecured loan from one Investor that converts into shares on a qualified financing at a discount and/or under a valuation cap, with repayment or conversion on an exit, at maturity or on default, under a governing law and forum the parties choose, with an arbitration variant.
A convertible loan agreement for a UAE mainland company: an unsecured, non-negotiable loan from one Investor that converts into shares on a qualified financing at a discount and/or under a valuation cap, with repayment or conversion on an exit, at maturity or on default, governed by UAE federal law and the law of the chosen emirate.
A convertible loan note for an English private company: an unsecured loan from one Investor that converts into shares on a qualified financing at a discount and/or under a valuation cap, with repayment or conversion on an exit, at maturity or on default, governed by the law of England and Wales.
A short-form convertible promissory note for a U.S. startup financing, documenting an Investor loan that converts into equity on agreed financing, exit, maturity, or optional-conversion terms.
A controller-to-processor data processing agreement under the ADGM Data Protection Regulations 2021, with the section 26 processor terms as the Commissioner of Data Protection's standard clauses frame them, transfers out of ADGM (including to onshore UAE) under Part V, ADGM law and the ADGM Courts, and balanced, Controller-leaning and Processor-leaning positions on the negotiated points.
A controller-to-processor data processing agreement under the DIFC Data Protection Law 2020 (as amended to 2025), with every Article 24 commitment, Requesting Authority handling under Article 28, transfers out of the DIFC (including to the rest of the UAE) under Articles 26 and 27, DIFC law and the DIFC Courts, and balanced, Controller-leaning and Processor-leaning positions on the negotiated points.
A law-neutral controller-to-processor data processing agreement for cross-border services, built to the GDPR Article 28 standard so it also meets most GDPR-style laws, with the governing law and forum chosen by the parties, an optional clause entering the EU standard contractual clauses, and balanced, Controller-leaning and Processor-leaning positions on the negotiated points.
A controller-to-processor data processing agreement for onshore UAE under Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021 on the Protection of Personal Data, reflecting the Decree-Law's processor duties, breach notice to the Controller as soon as the Processor becomes aware, and its cross-border transfer conditions, with UAE courts or DIAC arbitration and balanced, Controller-leaning and Processor-leaning positions on the negotiated points.
A controller-to-processor data processing agreement under the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, with every Article 28(3) term, UK transfer rules as amended by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, and balanced, Controller-leaning and Processor-leaning positions on the negotiated points.
A US controller-to-processor data processing agreement adapted from the Common Paper DPA, re-cut so it meets the CCPA service provider and contractor contract terms and Virginia-style state processor terms, with optional GDPR and UK transfer clauses for US companies that also process European data, and balanced, Controller-leaning and Processor-leaning positions on the negotiated points.
An offer of employment for an Employer registered in the ADGM hiring an Employee under the ADGM Employment Regulations 2024: role, indefinite or fixed term, probation, salary, hours, leave, end-of-service gratuity or elected pension scheme, notice, repatriation flight, confidentiality, intellectual property, optional restrictions, ADGM law and ADGM Courts.
An offer of employment for an Employer established in the DIFC hiring an Employee under the DIFC Employment Law: role, indefinite or fixed term, probation, salary, hours, leave, DEWS contributions, notice, confidentiality, intellectual property, optional restrictions, DIFC law and DIFC Courts.
A jurisdiction-neutral offer of employment for an Employer hiring an Employee who will work in a chosen country, with the governing law and forum as variables, an optional arbitration variant, and terms that defer to the mandatory employment law of the Work Country.
An offer of fixed-term employment for an Employer hiring an Employee in onshore (mainland) UAE under Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021: role, term, probation, basic salary and allowances, hours, leave, end-of-service gratuity, notice, confidentiality, intellectual property, optional non-competition and MOHRE-first dispute resolution in the courts of the chosen emirate.
An offer of employment for an Employer hiring an Employee in England and Wales, drafted to serve as the statutory written statement of particulars: role, start date, pay, hours, holiday, sick pay, pension, notice, confidentiality, intellectual property, optional post-employment restrictions and English governing law.
An offer of at-will employment for an Employer hiring an Employee to work in the United States, setting out position, start date, pay and FLSA classification, benefits, offer conditions, confidentiality, invention assignment with state-law exclusions, optional California terms, and governing law that defaults to the law of the Employee's work state (Delaware, New York or California law may be chosen).
An agreement among the founders of an ADGM private company setting roles, the equity split, reverse vesting with a cliff and optional acceleration, good and bad leaver provisions, assignment of business intellectual property to the Company, decision-making and deadlock, share transfer restrictions and disputes, governed by ADGM law with the ADGM Courts.
An agreement among the founders of a DIFC private company setting roles, the equity split, reverse vesting with a cliff and optional acceleration, good and bad leaver provisions, assignment of business intellectual property to the Company, decision-making and deadlock, share transfer restrictions and disputes, governed by DIFC law with the DIFC Courts.
A founders' agreement for a company whose law, forum or founders span jurisdictions: roles, the equity split, reverse vesting with a cliff and optional acceleration, good and bad leaver provisions, assignment of business intellectual property, decision-making and deadlock, transfer restrictions, and a chosen governing law with courts or arbitration.
An agreement among the founders of a UAE mainland company (typically a limited liability company) setting roles, the equity split, vesting with a cliff and optional acceleration, good and bad leaver transfers, assignment of business intellectual property to the Company, decision-making and deadlock, share transfer restrictions and disputes, governed by UAE federal law and the law of the chosen emirate.
An agreement among the founders of an English private limited company setting roles, the equity split, reverse vesting with a cliff and optional acceleration, good and bad leaver provisions, assignment of business intellectual property to the Company, decision-making and deadlock, share transfer restrictions and disputes, governed by the law of England and Wales.
An agreement among the founders of a U.S. startup corporation setting roles, the equity split, reverse vesting of founder stock with a cliff and optional acceleration, leaver repurchase rights, assignment of business intellectual property to the Company, decision-making and deadlock, transfer restrictions and dispute resolution.
An outright assignment by an Assignor to an Assignee of all intellectual property rights in defined materials, existing and future, governed by ADGM law (English common law) with ADGM Courts jurisdiction: each economic right expressly assigned, consideration, delivery, moral rights (not assignable) waived or consented to as far as the law allows, further assurance with an optional power of attorney (deed only), short-form assignments for UAE Ministry of Economy recordal, a choice of full, balanced or limited warranties, and optional licence back, improvements, indemnity and liability cap.
An outright assignment by an Assignor to an Assignee of all intellectual property rights in defined materials, existing and future, governed by DIFC law: each economic right expressly assigned, consideration, delivery, moral rights (not assignable) waived or consented to as far as the law allows, further assurance, short-form assignments for UAE Ministry of Economy recordal of registered rights, a choice of full, balanced or limited warranties, DIFC Courts or DIAC arbitration, and optional licence back, improvements, indemnity and liability cap.
A jurisdiction-neutral outright assignment by an Assignor to an Assignee of all intellectual property rights in defined materials, existing and future, for cross-border deals: each type of use listed, an exclusive licence where a country does not allow assignment, consideration with a withholding or gross-up choice, delivery, moral rights waiver or consent, further assurance with an optional power of attorney, recordal, a choice of full, balanced or limited warranties, and English law with LCIA arbitration by default (courts as an alternative).
An outright assignment by an Assignor to an Assignee of all intellectual property rights in defined materials, existing and future, under UAE federal law (mainland): each economic right expressly specified with its purpose, duration and place, consideration, delivery, a moral-rights consent (moral rights cannot be assigned), further assurance, short-form assignments for Ministry of Economy recordal, a choice of full, balanced or limited warranties, Emirate courts or DIAC arbitration, and optional licence back, improvements, indemnity and liability cap.
An outright assignment by an Assignor to an Assignee of all intellectual property rights in defined materials, existing and future, governed by the law of England and Wales: consideration, delivery, moral rights waiver, further assurance with an optional power of attorney (deed only), registration cooperation, a choice of full, balanced or limited warranties, and optional licence back, improvements, indemnity and liability cap.
An outright assignment by an Assignor to an Assignee of all intellectual property rights in defined materials, existing and future, governed by Delaware, New York or California law: present assignment language, consideration, delivery, moral rights waiver, further assurance with an optional power of attorney, recording at the USPTO and Copyright Office, a choice of full, balanced or limited warranties, optional employee-invention and trade secret immunity notices, and optional license back, improvements, indemnity and liability cap.
A plain bilateral term loan agreement governed by the laws of the Abu Dhabi Global Market with the Courts of the Abu Dhabi Global Market having jurisdiction: a single advance, fixed-rate or interest-free, repaid at the end or by instalments, with optional security and guarantee.
A plain bilateral term loan agreement governed by the laws of the Dubai International Financial Centre with the Courts of the Dubai International Financial Centre having jurisdiction: a single advance, fixed-rate or interest-free, repaid at the end or by instalments, with optional security and guarantee.
A plain bilateral term loan agreement for cross-border business lending, with the governing law and the courts or arbitration chosen by the parties: a single advance, fixed-rate or interest-free, repaid at the end or by instalments, with currency indemnity, optional process agent, immunity waiver, security and guarantee.
A plain bilateral term loan agreement under UAE federal law with the courts of an emirate: a single advance, either an interest-bearing commercial loan or an interest-free loan, repaid at the end or by instalments, with late-payment options suited to UAE practice, a language clause and optional security and guarantee.
A plain bilateral term loan agreement under the law of England and Wales for business and other non-consumer lending: a single advance, fixed-rate or interest-free, repaid at the end or by instalments, with optional security and guarantee, and a consumer-credit status statement.
A plain bilateral commercial term loan agreement for U.S. business-purpose lending under Delaware, New York or California law: a single advance, fixed-rate or interest-free, repaid at maturity or by installments, with a usury savings clause, optional promissory note, security and guaranty.
A reusable master services agreement for a Customer engaging a Supplier to provide services under one or more work orders, governed by ADGM law.
A reusable master services agreement for a Customer appointing a Supplier to provide ongoing or project-based services under DIFC law.
A balanced cross-border master services agreement under which a Supplier provides professional, technical or managed services to a Customer under statements of work.
A reusable master services agreement for a Customer engaging a Supplier to provide recurring or project-based services under statements of work in the UAE Mainland.
A reusable England & Wales master services agreement under which a Supplier provides services to a Customer under one or more Orders.
A reusable master services agreement for a Customer engaging a Supplier to provide recurring or project-based services under statements of work, suitable for Delaware, New York, or California law.
A balanced mutual NDA for two parties evaluating or discussing a defined business purpose, governed by ADGM law with the ADGM Courts.
A balanced mutual NDA for two parties evaluating or pursuing a defined business purpose, governed by DIFC law, with the DIFC Courts or arbitration seated in the DIFC.
A balanced mutual NDA for two parties exchanging confidential information across borders, with a chosen governing law and institutional arbitration or chosen courts.
A balanced mutual NDA for two parties sharing confidential information for a defined purpose under UAE federal law, with emirate courts or arbitration.
A balanced mutual NDA for two parties sharing confidential information for a defined business purpose, governed by the law of England and Wales.
A mutual NDA under which each party may disclose confidential information to the other solely for an agreed purpose, governed by Delaware, New York or California law.
A one-way NDA governed by the laws of the Abu Dhabi Global Market with exclusive ADGM Courts jurisdiction, for a Discloser sharing confidential information with a Recipient for a defined Purpose.
A one-way NDA governed by DIFC law with exclusive DIFC Courts jurisdiction, for a Discloser sharing confidential information with a Recipient for a defined Purpose.
A law-neutral one-way NDA for cross-border disclosures, with a chosen governing law (default English law), institutional arbitration by default (or courts), and optional export-control and personal-data terms.
A one-way NDA for onshore UAE parties governed by UAE federal law and the law of the chosen Emirate, with the Emirate's courts or DIAC arbitration, written to respect the mandatory good-faith and disclosure duties of the Civil Transactions Law.
A one-way NDA under the law of England and Wales for a Discloser sharing confidential information with a Recipient for a defined Purpose, with continuing protection for trade secrets and exclusive English court jurisdiction.
A one-way NDA for US deals governed by Delaware, New York or California law, with a protected-disclosures carve-out, an optional Defend Trade Secrets Act immunity notice for individual recipients, and a chosen state or federal forum.
A balanced business-to-business agreement for a Referrer to introduce potential customers to a Company for a referral fee, under ADGM law with the ADGM Courts or ADGM-seated arbitration, with registration of referrals, an attribution window, percentage or fixed fees, tail fees and compliance safeguards.
A balanced business-to-business agreement for a Referrer to introduce potential customers to a Company for a referral fee, under DIFC law with the DIFC Courts or DIFC-seated arbitration, with registration of referrals, an attribution window, percentage or fixed fees, tail fees and compliance safeguards.
A balanced business-to-business agreement for a Referrer to introduce potential customers to a Company for a referral fee, for cross-border introductions under a chosen law, with arbitration or chosen courts, with registration of referrals, an attribution window, percentage or fixed fees, tail fees and compliance safeguards.
A balanced business-to-business agreement for a Referrer to introduce potential customers to a Company for a referral fee, under UAE federal law with the courts of a chosen emirate or arbitration, with registration of referrals, an attribution window, percentage or fixed fees, tail fees and compliance safeguards.
A balanced business-to-business agreement for a Referrer to introduce potential customers to a Company for a referral fee, under the law of England and Wales, with registration of referrals, an attribution window, percentage or fixed fees, tail fees and compliance safeguards.
A balanced business-to-business agreement for a Referrer to introduce potential customers to a Company for a referral fee, under the law of Delaware, New York or California, with registration of referrals, an attribution window, percentage or fixed fees, tail fees and compliance safeguards.
A buy-sell reseller agreement under ADGM law with the ADGM Courts (or ADGM-seated arbitration): the Supplier appoints the Reseller (non-exclusively, as sole reseller or exclusively) to buy Products at a discount and resell them in a Territory in its own name, with ordering, pricing, trade mark licence, end-customer terms, warranty and support, and post-termination sell-off.
A buy-sell reseller agreement under DIFC law with the DIFC Courts (or DIFC-seated arbitration): the Supplier appoints the Reseller (non-exclusively, as sole reseller or exclusively) to buy Products at a discount and resell them in a Territory in its own name, with ordering, pricing, trade mark licence, end-customer terms, warranty and support, and post-termination sell-off.
A buy-sell reseller agreement under a governing law chosen by the parties, with courts or international arbitration: the Supplier appoints the Reseller (non-exclusively, as sole reseller or exclusively) to buy Products at a discount and resell them in a Territory in its own name, with ordering, pricing, trade mark licence, end-customer terms, warranty and support, and post-termination sell-off.
A buy-sell reseller agreement under UAE federal law with the courts of an emirate (or arbitration): the Supplier appoints the Reseller (non-exclusively, as sole reseller or exclusively) to buy Products at a discount and resell them in a Territory in its own name, with ordering, pricing, trade mark licence, end-customer terms, warranty and support, and post-termination sell-off.
A buy-sell reseller agreement under the law of England and Wales: the Supplier appoints the Reseller (non-exclusively, as sole reseller or exclusively) to buy Products at a discount and resell them in a Territory in its own name, with ordering, pricing, trade mark licence, end-customer terms, warranty and support, and post-termination sell-off.
A buy-sell reseller agreement under the law of Delaware, New York or California: the Supplier appoints the Reseller (non-exclusively, as sole reseller or exclusively) to buy Products at a discount and resell them in a Territory in its own name, with ordering, pricing, trademark license, end-customer terms, warranty and support, and post-termination sell-off.
A business-to-business SaaS subscription agreement governed by the law of the Abu Dhabi Global Market, with service standards, optional service levels, fees, Customer Data and AI-training limits, security, processor terms under the ADGM Data Protection Regulations 2021, IP indemnity, a tiered liability cap and the exclusive jurisdiction of the ADGM Courts.
A business-to-business SaaS subscription agreement governed by DIFC law, with service standards, fees, Customer Data and AI-training limits, security, processor terms under the DIFC Data Protection Law, IP indemnity, a tiered liability cap drafted for the DIFC Implied Terms in Contracts and Unfair Terms Law, and the exclusive jurisdiction of the DIFC Courts.
A law-neutral business-to-business SaaS subscription agreement for cross-border deals, with the governing law and arbitration or courts as variables (defaults: English law and LCIA arbitration in London), withholding-tax options, Customer Data and AI-training limits, processor terms, IP indemnity, a tiered liability cap, sanctions compliance and the CISG excluded.
A business-to-business SaaS subscription agreement for the UAE mainland under UAE federal law and the law of the chosen emirate, with service standards, fees and simple-interest late payment, Customer Data and AI-training limits, PDPL processor terms, IP indemnity, a tiered liability cap, and onshore courts or DIAC arbitration.
A business-to-business agreement for a Customer's subscription to a Provider's hosted software service under the law of England and Wales, with service standards, optional service levels, fees, Customer Data, AI-training limits, security, UK GDPR processor terms, IP indemnity, confidentiality, a tiered liability cap and data return on exit.
A business-to-business cloud service agreement adapted from the Common Paper Cloud Service Agreement Standard Terms v3.0 for a single signed contract under Delaware, New York or California law, with balanced and leaning variants on suspension, AI training, data export, the liability cap and publicity, conspicuous warranty and liability disclaimers, optional California service-provider and New York renewal-notice terms, and export-control and sanctions terms.
A balanced, standalone agreement for a Provider to deliver defined services or deliverables to a Customer for a fee, governed by ADGM law (English common law and the English statutes applied in the Abu Dhabi Global Market), with ADGM Courts or ADGM-seated arbitration.
A balanced, standalone agreement for a Provider to deliver defined services or deliverables to a Customer for a fee, governed by DIFC law, drafted to the DIFC Implied Terms in Contracts and Unfair Terms Law and the DIFC Data Protection Law, with DIFC Courts or DIAC arbitration seated in the DIFC.
A balanced, standalone cross-border agreement for a Provider to deliver defined services or deliverables to a Customer for a fee, with a chosen governing law (default English law), international arbitration or courts, withholding-tax and currency terms, sanctions and anti-bribery compliance.
A balanced, standalone agreement for a Provider to deliver defined services or deliverables to a Customer for a fee under UAE federal law (mainland), drafted for the Civil Transactions Law issued by Federal Decree-Law No. 25 of 2025 and the Personal Data Protection Law, with the courts of the chosen Emirate or DIAC arbitration.
A balanced, standalone business-to-business agreement for a Provider to deliver defined services or deliverables to a Customer for a fee, governed by the law of England and Wales, with acceptance, change control, assignment of deliverables, an IP indemnity and a liability cap.
A master professional-services agreement under which the Provider performs services and may create deliverables for the Customer, with statements of work, payment, intellectual-property, confidentiality, privacy, liability, indemnity, and general terms.
A settlement agreement for a commercial dispute between two businesses under ADGM law and the ADGM Courts: a settlement sum paid in one payment or instalments, full and final settlement with a mutual or one-way release, no admission of liability, confidentiality, ending any proceedings, costs, warranties of authority and no assignment of claims, and acceleration on default.
A settlement agreement for a commercial dispute between two businesses under DIFC law and the DIFC Courts: a settlement sum paid in one payment or instalments, full and final settlement with a mutual or one-way release, no admission of liability, confidentiality, ending any proceedings, costs, warranties of authority and no assignment of claims, and acceleration on default.
A settlement agreement for a commercial dispute between two businesses under a governing law chosen by the parties, with courts or international arbitration: a settlement sum paid in one payment or instalments, full and final settlement with a mutual or one-way release, no admission of liability, confidentiality, ending any proceedings, costs, warranties of authority and no assignment of claims, and acceleration on default.
A settlement agreement for a commercial dispute between two businesses under UAE federal law and the courts of an emirate: a settlement sum paid in one payment or instalments, full and final settlement with a mutual or one-way release, no admission of liability, confidentiality, ending any proceedings, costs, warranties of authority and no assignment of claims, and acceleration on default.
A settlement agreement for a commercial dispute between two businesses under the law of England and Wales: a settlement sum paid in one payment or instalments, full and final settlement with a mutual or one-way release, no admission of liability, confidentiality, ending any proceedings, costs, warranties of authority and no assignment of claims, and acceleration on default.
A settlement agreement for a commercial dispute between two businesses under Delaware, New York or California law: a settlement sum paid in one payment or installments, full and final settlement with a mutual or one-way release, no admission of liability, confidentiality, ending any proceedings, costs, warranties of authority and no assignment of claims, and acceleration on default.
A reusable agreement for licensing software and related documentation to a business customer under ADGM law.
A reusable agreement for licensing business software and related documentation, governed by DIFC law.
A cross-border agreement under which a Licensor grants a Licensee a defined right to use software, with provisions on fees, support, intellectual property, confidentiality, data protection, compliance, liability, termination and dispute resolution.
A reusable agreement for licensing software and related documentation for use in the UAE Mainland, including licence scope, fees, support, intellectual property, data protection, confidentiality, warranties, liability and UAE dispute provisions.
A balanced business-to-business software licence agreement for licensing software and related documentation in England & Wales, with optional support, maintenance, implementation, delivery, personal-data and audit provisions.
A reusable business-to-business software license agreement for granting a customer rights to use software, with support, fees, confidentiality, data protection, warranties and liability provisions.
A bilateral business-to-business statement of work for a Supplier to provide defined services and deliverables to a Customer under ADGM law, with project, payment, acceptance, intellectual property, confidentiality, data protection, liability and dispute provisions.
A statement of work, standalone or made under a master services agreement, for a Customer engaging a Supplier to provide defined services and deliverables under DIFC law.
A reusable cross-border statement of work for a Customer to engage a Supplier for defined services, whether standalone or governed by an underlying framework agreement.
A statement of work, standalone or made under a master services agreement, for a Customer engaging a Supplier to provide defined services and deliverables in the UAE Mainland.
A standalone England and Wales statement of work, which can also be made under a master services agreement, for a Customer engaging a Supplier to provide defined services and deliverables for agreed fees.
A reusable statement of work for a Customer engaging a Supplier for a defined project, services, deliverables, milestones, fees and acceptance process, either under a master agreement or as a standalone engagement.
A balanced business-to-business framework agreement for a Supplier to sell goods to a Buyer under Orders, under ADGM law with the ADGM Courts or ADGM-seated arbitration, with variants on order acceptance, title, warranties, liability and price changes.
A balanced business-to-business framework agreement for a Supplier to sell goods to a Buyer under Orders, under DIFC law with the DIFC Courts or DIFC-seated arbitration, with variants on order acceptance, title, warranties, liability and price changes.
A balanced business-to-business framework agreement for a Supplier to sell goods to a Buyer under Orders, for cross-border supplies under a chosen law, with Incoterms® 2020 delivery terms and arbitration or chosen courts, with variants on order acceptance, title, warranties, liability and price changes.
A balanced business-to-business framework agreement for a Supplier to sell goods to a Buyer under Orders, under UAE federal law with the courts of a chosen emirate or arbitration, with variants on order acceptance, title, warranties, liability and price changes.
A balanced business-to-business framework agreement for a Supplier to sell goods to a Buyer under Orders, under the law of England and Wales, with variants on order acceptance, title, warranties, liability and price changes.
A balanced business-to-business framework agreement for a Supplier to sell goods to a Buyer under Orders, under the law of Delaware, New York or California and Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code, with variants on order acceptance, title, warranties, liability and price changes.
Original commercial agreement for mutually ending all or a specified part of an existing business contract, with accrued payment, refund, return and transition mechanics. It preserves existing surviving obligations and offers a narrow optional release. It is not an employment severance or statutory waiver form.