The consultant's legal guide
Subtitle: a business of consulting resource guide
By: Elaine Biech and Linda Byars Swindling.
Contributors: Swindling, Linda Byars, 1965-
Publisher: Jossey-Bass/Pfeiffer
Published: 2000
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Subjects: Business law -- United States; Consultants -- United States -- Handbooks, manuals, etc
Notes: Includes index.
System requirements for accompanying computer disk: a computer system with one 3.5" floppy disk drive capable of reading double-sided low-density IBM formatted floppy disks and wordprocessing; or desktop publishing software able to read Microsoft WORD 6.0/95 files.
Table of contents: title: Selecting an attorney; title: The relationship of ethics and the law; title: Setting up a consulting practice; title: Starting your office; title: Contracts and the law; title: Employment issues; title: Working with other consultants; title: Client issues; title: Clients outside the corporate arena : the government, nonprofit organizations, associations, religious organizations; title: Unique consulting situations; title: Protecting work product, trade secrets, and intellectual property; title: Giving credit where credit is due; title: Protecting assets through insurance; title: Buying or selling a consulting practice; title: Avoiding legal problems; title: What to do when you have a legal problem.