Legal (Plain English) Prompts

Draft a straightforward freelance service contract between [freelancer name/company] and [client name/company] for [service: e.g., web design, copywriting, photography]. Include: scope of work, deliverables, timeline, payment terms (amount, schedule, late payment clause), intellectual property (who owns the work on payment), revision policy, termination clause, and governing law. Plain English — no legalese. Note: have a qualified lawyer review before use.

Draft a mutual NDA between [Party A] and [Party B] for the purpose of: [describe — e.g., exploring a partnership, sharing confidential business information]. Include: definition of confidential information, what's excluded (publicly known info, independently developed), obligations of each party, permitted disclosures (legal requirement, need-to-know employees), duration ([X years]), and remedies for breach. Plain English. Note: get legal review before signing.

Explain what this contract clause means in plain English: [paste clause]. Specifically: what it requires each party to do, what would happen if this clause is violated, whether this is a standard/fair clause or unusual/one-sided, and what I should consider negotiating or amending before signing. Note: this is not legal advice — consult a lawyer for your specific situation.

Write client onboarding terms of engagement for [service business type — e.g., marketing agency, consultancy, coaching]. Cover: engagement scope and change request process, payment terms and late payment policy, IP ownership, client responsibilities and cooperation requirements, confidentiality, cancellation/termination (notice period, kill fee), limitation of liability, and dispute resolution. Friendly but professional tone.