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9 Legal Agreements Your Business Should Have

Greetings Sis,


We all know legal agreements are important to our business. They help things to flow more smoothly while also outlining the expectations for all parties involved,  but knowing which agreements we should have in place can be a little confusing.

photo of a professional woman, signing essential documents.

A few weeks ago, I interviewed Kianna Chennault. Kianna is the managing partner of Chennault Legal and Consulting Group (CLCG). C.L.C.G. is a full-service law firm offering litigation and transactional services specializing in Business Litigation and Civil Rights located in Atlanta, Georgia.


So we discussed the nine legal agreements businesses should have in place. 


Note: Kianna is in Georgia, so these are by GA laws, so the list is subject to change for those in different states. 


In case you miss them, the agreements are as follows in no particular order:

  1. Operating Agreement

  2. Non-disclosure Agreement

  3. Insurance

  4. Employment Contracts

  5. Non-compete Agreement or Clause

  6. Contractor Agreement

  7. Client Agreement

  8. Partnership Agreement

  9. Joint-Venture Agreement

If you watch the video below, Kianna breaks down each agreement so you can understand why you may or may not need it. 

Also, speaking of legal agreements, here’s my recent legal win. I couldn't be happier right now. 


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