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Your customer terminates your agreement prematurely and without cause. The payout clause in your agreement requires your customer to pay out the balance of the contract, but your customer's lawyer says it's unenforceable--and maybe it is. Do you want to avoid the "evil magic" that lawyers use to circumvent payout clauses? Then listen up.
By Bradley Gross5
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Your customer terminates your agreement prematurely and without cause. The payout clause in your agreement requires your customer to pay out the balance of the contract, but your customer's lawyer says it's unenforceable--and maybe it is. Do you want to avoid the "evil magic" that lawyers use to circumvent payout clauses? Then listen up.