Acceptance of Service of Process (Massachusetts)

This template can be used by federal attorneys to review decisions made by contracting officers under the Contract Disputes Act (CDA) of 1978 (41 U.S.C. §§ 7101 to 7109), or to provide contracting officers with a decision template.

A contract between a commercial sponsor and a research institution-affiliated clinical trial study site (typically a hospital). It is necessary when a research institution enters into a clinical trial contract (CTA) with a sponsor but does not have the facilities or legal authority to bind an affiliated hospital to the CTA's terms. This template includes provisions that are commonly seen in study site contracts, such as the scope of the clinical investigation, the parties' responsibilities, access to study records, compliance with laws, compensation, confidentiality, intellectual property ownership, publication rights, and indemnification. It is drafted in favor of the commercial sponsor, yet is intended to be fair and in line with industry standards.

This document provides a template for a workplace policy regarding the use of a company vehicle for business purposes. It covers topics such as auto safety, accident reporting, tax implications, and other related issues. It is based on federal law, but may need to be adjusted to comply with state or local regulations. This template can be used as a stand-alone policy document or incorporated into an employee handbook, and is applicable to employers in all states.

A template selection of pre-written clauses that can be used in business-to-business contracts. The clauses are designed to be straightforward and easy to use.

This is a template form of release of lis pendens under Illinois law, which can be used to record and notify third parties that any litigation concerning real property has been resolved and title is no longer in dispute.

A template Missouri-compliant independent contractor contract between an individual contractor and a client company for consulting or other services. It is drafted to benefit the client company and is compliant with both federal and Missouri law. However, local regulations may require different or additional conditions for independent contractor classification and contracts.

This template is for shareholders of a New York for-profit corporation that has chosen to be treated as an S-corporation. It assumes an agreement among multiple shareholders who own relatively equal shares.

This template is built to be used by a party in a pending civil lawsuit in the New Jersey Superior Court, Law Division, Civil Part or Chancery Division, General Equity Part, to bring a third-party complaint (also known as impleader) against a new party.