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		<title>Comment on We Have Updated And So Should Your Business by Harkness International</title>
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		<description>The lawyer I use for my business recommends that I review/update all my ongoing contracts I have with my clients on a yearly basis, something I have always ignored as I saw it as nothing more than a way for him to bill me more hours. 

However, recently I experienced a situation similar to that above where one of my existing clients had their company switch from a sold proprietorship to a partnership and the new partner expected me to pay double what I was paying before claiming that I should pay more because I was getting twice as much consultation!

Needless to say, from now on I&#039;m going to take my lawyer&#039;s advice and update or at least review all my ongoing contracts each January.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The lawyer I use for my business recommends that I review/update all my ongoing contracts I have with my clients on a yearly basis, something I have always ignored as I saw it as nothing more than a way for him to bill me more hours. </p>
<p>However, recently I experienced a situation similar to that above where one of my existing clients had their company switch from a sold proprietorship to a partnership and the new partner expected me to pay double what I was paying before claiming that I should pay more because I was getting twice as much consultation!</p>
<p>Needless to say, from now on I&#8217;m going to take my lawyer&#8217;s advice and update or at least review all my ongoing contracts each January.</p>
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