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Litigation & Arbitration Forms
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| Arbitration Agreement | $25.00 | |
| This is a sample form of agreement to arbitrate any disputes arising out of a particular relationship. It calls for mandatory arbitration before one arbitrator, pursuant to rules of JAMS (an arbitration organization) applicable at the time of commencement of the arbitration. |
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| Employee Settlement and Release Agreement (Termination Agreement) | $25.00 | |
| This is a sample form agreement for the settlement of any claims by an employee against the employer. |
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| Settlement of Disputed Account | $10.00 | |
| This is a sample letter settling an amount that has been disputed. |
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| Important Boilerplate Provisions for Contracts | $25.00 | |
| This is a sample of the "boilerplate" or "miscellaneous" clauses that can be included at the end of a contract. Note that not all clauses may be appropriate to the particular contract and some clauses may need modification. |
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| Settlement Agreement between Landlord and Tenant | $25.00 | |
| This is a settlement agreement between a landlord and tenant, resolving claims made by the tenant for problems relating to his tenancy. It is structured as a letter agreement, to be more "consumer friendly," but is very much drafted in favor of the landlord. |
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| General Release (from an Individual) | $25.00 | |
| This is a sample form used to resolve a dispute. In exchange for the payment of a designated amount (Section 2) , the Releasing Party releases the second party (the Released Party) for liability associated with a particular problem. The release includes release of known and unknown claims. Section 5 refers to a waiver of Section 1542 of the California Civil Code. If a law other than California is to govern, an appropriate cross reference change may be appropriate. |
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