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Commercial law provides the framework for business operations across jurisdictions like England & Wales, India, and the United States. This category includes templates such as Independent contractor agreements and HIPAA Business Associate Agreements. Employment contracts and property leases fall under separate categories.

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Privacy Policy (AU) by OLL
Manage your Australian business's privacy obligations with this policy designed for compliance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). It details how you collect, use, and store personal information while providing required disclosures for analytics tools, automated decision-making, and overseas data transfers. It is suitable for small businesses and those with turnovers exceeding $3 million.
Updated 23 Oct 2026
Consultancy Agreement (AU) by OLL
Consultancy agreement for independent contractors in Australia
Updated 20 Oct 2026
Mutual NDA (New Zealand) by OLL
Mutual non-disclosure agreement for two businesses sharing confidential information in New Zealand. It includes specific protections for personal information and trade secrets under local laws like the Privacy Act 2020.
Updated 19 Oct 2026
Mutual NDA (AU) by OLL
Protect confidential information shared between two businesses exploring a joint venture, investment, or reseller arrangement in Australia. Both parties agree to use disclosed data only for a defined purpose and to maintain security standards, including restrictions on using information in artificial intelligence tools. It contains specific options for protecting trade secrets indefinitely and managing personal information sharing under the Privacy Act.
Updated 15 Oct 2026
Services Agreement (UK) by OLL
A business-to-business services agreement under the law of England and Wales for engaging a consultant, freelancer or agency. Covers scope and change orders, fixed fee or day rate, late payment interest, IR35 and off-payroll working, IP ownership or licence, confidentiality, UK GDPR processor terms, liability caps and termination, with a note on each choice.
Updated 15 Oct 2026
Sponsorship Agreement (US) by OCS
A US-focused sponsorship agreement for brand partnerships, events, and content creators that manages fees, IP rights, and legal compliance. It defines the exchange of sponsorship contributions for marketing benefits and includes specific provisions for FTC disclosures, data privacy, and category exclusivity. Use this template to establish clear commercial terms and liability limits for professional brand collaborations.
Updated 9 Oct 2026
Independent Contractor Agreement (CrossBorder - Nigeria and UK, EU or US) by OCS
This agreement is for a company in the UK, the EU or the US engaging an individual freelancer who lives and works in Nigeria. It deals with the points that most often catch foreign clients out: keeping the contractor genuinely independent rather than an employee, Nigerian tax and VAT on the contractor's fees, stamp duty, getting ownership of the work in writing, and sending personal data to Nigeria. It includes an Exhibit of key commercial terms. There are optional provisions for fees, IP ownership, liability caps, governing law and dispute resolution. It also offers an optional status and tax indemnity for the client.
Updated 29 Sep 2026
App Marketplace Publishing Agreement - Ayman Seif
This agreement establishes the terms for a developer to publish and distribute a software application through a marketplace platform. It covers revenue sharing, intellectual property licensing, and data protection obligations under Egyptian law.
Updated 20 Sep 2026
Master Services Agreement (MSA) with Statement of Work (SOW) (UK) by OLL
This is a Master Services Agreement (MSA) template designed for recurring services or multiple projects under a framework structure in England and Wales. It establishes core legal terms including intellectual property rights, liability, and data protection, while specific tasks are defined in subsequent Statements of Work (SOW).
Updated 19 Sep 2026
Master Services Agreement (CrossBorder - Nigeria and EU - UK) by OCS
For services between a business in Nigeria and one in the EU or the United Kingdom, where work is ordered through a series of Statements of Work rather than one fixed scope. The Agreement holds the legal terms that stay the same across every engagement, and each Statement of Work carries the scope, fees and dates for one piece of work. It deals with the three things that drive most of the risk in this structure: Nigerian tax on services supplied from outside Nigeria, the rule that a foreign company must incorporate in Nigeria before carrying on business there, and personal data moving in either direction. Includes a form of Statement of Work, data protection terms, a cross-border compliance schedule, and option blocks for governing law, gross-up, currency risk and liability caps.
Updated 16 Sep 2026

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