With online legal forms, you get what you pay for. For example, employment lawyer Karen Lundquist recently took a good, hard look at LawDepot’s $15 employment agreement. She found that it actually contained a provision that was illegal under federal law. In other words, there is no state in the country where the term would be legal. In every state, a company that tries to cut costs by using LawDepot’s employment agreement is just begging to get sued.
While online legal forms provide a good foundation for drafting your own documents, they do not replace the counsel of a reputable attorney, especially in the employment area. Employment litigation is on the rise. Invest in having your documents prepared (or at the very least) reviewed by a qualified attorney before you use them.
If you have any questions or concerns about any legal forms or contracts, feel free to contact me at (951) 737-4040 x2 or The Out-House General Counsel.
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