What is a letter of intent?
A letter of intent records proposed deal terms before the final contract. Learn which clauses bind, key dates, risks, and how to track an LOI.
Lou Van Reemst
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A letter of intent records proposed deal terms before the final contract. Learn which clauses bind, key dates, risks, and how to track an LOI.
Lou Van Reemst
A distribution agreement appoints a distributor to buy products and resell them in its own name, usually in a territory or channel.
Lou Van Reemst
An MOU records what parties plan to do together. Learn when a US MOU binds, which clauses matter, and which dates to track.
Lou Van Reemst
An EPC contract is one agreement to engineer, buy equipment for, and build a facility, usually for a fixed price and a fixed date.
Lou Van Reemst
An LLC operating agreement is the contract among members that sets ownership, management, money, and exit. It is not the state filing.
Lou Van Reemst
A franchise disclosure document (FDD) is the pre-sale disclosure a US franchisor must give a buyer. It is not the franchise agreement.
Budi Voogt
A license agreement lets someone use an asset on stated terms while the owner keeps ownership. It is not a sale or an assignment.
Lou Van Reemst
An OEM agreement lets one company supply a part or software that another company builds into a product sold under its own brand.
Lou Van Reemst
A loan agreement is the two-way contract that sets repayment, covenants, and default. It is not the same as a promissory note.
Lou Van Reemst
A non-compete agreement limits work after a job or a business sale. Whether it holds depends on the state and the deal.
Budi Voogt