Business Forms

If you hire a contractor to do work on your home, protect yourself against claims arising from injury or death with this Canada Waiver and Release of Homeowner by Contractor.

• The Waiver and Release form should be signed before the contractor starts work on the construction or renovation project.
• The contractor releases the property owner from any and all liability, and acknowledges the risks associated with the construction.
• The contractor assumes all responsibility and waives any claims he/she may have with respect to injury, damage or loss resulting from the performance of the work.
• This form is available in MS Word format and is fully editable to fit your specific circumstances.
• Intended to be used only in Canada.

Hiring a contractor to do construction or renovation work on your property? Protect yourself against injury claims with this USA Waiver and Release of Homeowner by Contractor form.

• The contractor should sign the release form before starting the work.
• The contractor releases the property owner from any and all liability, and acknowledges the risks associated with the construction.
• The contractor assumes all responsibility and waives any claims he/she may have with respect to injury, damage or loss resulting from the performance of the work.
• Available in MS Word format, fully editable to fit your specific circumstances.
• Intended to be used only in the United States.

Protect yourself and your massage business against claims for injury or damages with this Waiver for Massage Therapy form.

• Get your patients to sign the Waiver form before you provide services.
• The patient acknowledges the risks inherent to the procedure, and states that his/her participation in the massage session is voluntary.
• The patient assumes all risk associated with the massage therapy.
• The patient releases the clinic and the therapist from any liability.
• Available in MS Word format. Easy to customize, re-usable.

Sign an agreement with a manufacturer to store and ship its products from your warehouse facility under this Warehouse Storage Agreement.

Where to Use this Agreement

This Warehouse Storage Agreement template is for facilities in the U.S. and is governed by United States laws.

Services Provided

The warehouse will provide drayage, handling, storage, shipping and collection services for the manufacturer's products. The warehouse will prepay transportation charges where necessary.

Format

The Warehouse Storage Agreement template is provided in MS Word format. It is fully customizable to fit your specific circumstances. Pay for the form once, use it as often as you need.

If you operate a warehouse storage facility in the United States, you can prepare your customer contracts with this ready-made USA Warehousing Agreement.

• The depositor indemnifies the warehouseman against any claims for unpaid charges for shipping goods to the facility.
• The warehouseman has the right to refuse to accept any goods that may be hazardous, or if the goods do not conform to the description contained in the agreement.
• The warehouseman is not liable for any demurrage, detention, or delays in loading or unloading unless due to the warehouseman's action or inaction.
• Upon request, the warehouseman will supply additional services, such as transit billing, physical checking of goods, providing dunnage, bracing, and packaging materials.
• The warehouseman is not liable for any damage or for the loss of goods due to inventory shortages, unless caused by the warehouseman's negligence.
• The warehouseman is responsible for paying transportation charges incurred by any mis-shipments.
• Intended to be used only in the United States.

This Final Notice of Lien Sale or Disposal is for self storage facilities in the State of Washington, and is the next step in the lien sale process when a unit occupant has failed to pay rent for the unit.

• You can serve the Final Notice only if the unit occupant has been served with the Preliminary Lien Notice and has not paid the outstanding rent.
• The Notice must be given and served in accordance with the Revised Code of Washington Section 19.150.060.
• The renter is advised that they no longer have access to the storage unit or the property stored in it, and that the storage operator has the right to sell the property to satisfy its lien.
• The form includes a Certificate of Delivery to record how the Notice is served on the renter, and instructions on how the Notice must be prepared and served.
• This is a digital legal form that you can use as often as you like.
• Don't let storage clients skip out with unpaid storage fees. Exercise your lien rights with this Washington Final Notice of Lien Sale or Disposal (Self Storage).

Got a parking space that you're not using? Rent it to someone who needs one with this Parking Stall Lease Agreement for Washington State.

• You can use this template to rent a spot in a residential area or a stall in a commercial lot.
• The renter agrees that you are not liable for theft, damage or loss of any items left in the vehicle.
• Overnight parking is not allowed unless the renter gets prior consent.
• The vehicle must be fully insured at all times when it is parked in the stall.
• This Parking Stall Lease agreement is intended for use in the State of Washington.
• Buy and download the easy-to-use Word template, customize it to fit your circumstances and use it as often as required.

Start the lien sale process against a storage client who hasn't paid their fees by serving them with this Preliminary Lien Notice (Self Storage) for Washington State.

Scope of Lien Notice

The Notice must be given by the owner of the self-storage business to a renter of a storage unit. The Notice form informs the renter that the owner has a lien claim over items stored in the unit because of unpaid rent and other charges owing by the renter.

You have remedies under Washington State law against dead-beat customers who fail to pay their storage fees. Get this Preliminary Lien Notice (Self Storage) form and start the ball rolling.

Features and Format of Template

• The form includes instructions to help you properly serve the Lien Notice on the renter.
• This is a reusable legal form in MS Word format. Buy it, download it, it's yours to use as often as you require.

Legal Jurisdiction

The Lien Notice is written to comply with the requirements of the Revised Code of Washington Section 19.150.040. It should only be used within Washington State.

Rent a storage unit to a customer with this downloadable Self Storage Rental Agreement for Washington State.

This Self Storage Rental Agreement is designed for use in Washington State to facilitate the rental of storage units to customers. The agreement is available in downloadable MS Word format and may also be applied to vehicle storage spaces, such as garages or carports.

Renter Requirements

• The renter is required to provide a comprehensive list of all items stored within the unit. This list must include the approximate value of the contents and the names of any lienholders or other parties with claims on the stored items.
• It is the renter's responsibility to supply their own locks for the storage unit.
• The renter must obtain and maintain insurance coverage for the contents of the unit. The insurance policy must be of sufficient value and remain active throughout the rental period.

Access and Usage

• Unit access is permitted only during the storage facility owner’s business hours.
• Access to the unit is contingent upon the renter not being in breach of any terms of the rental contract.

Facility Rights and Legal Compliance

The storage facility retains a lien on the unit’s contents should the renter default, as prescribed by Washington laws.

Applicability

This agreement is intended solely for use within the State of Washington.

Web hosting providers, write up contracts for your business customers with this Web Hosting Agreement for Corporate Customers.

• The domain name of the website remains the property of whichever party has registered it.
• The customer will pay extra for any additional bandwidth used above its monthly allowance.
• The web hosting service provider makes no warranty of network performance and does not guarantee 24/7 uptime of its servers.
• The customer is solely responsible for the content of its website and for hypertext based security within its scripts and directories.
• Any violation of the hosting provider's policies regarding illegal, offensive or potentially tortious behavior or materials is strictly prohibited, including posting of any abusive, obscene, threatening or hateful material, pirated software, hacker programs, warez, game mods, IRC bots, etc.
• Sending spam from or through the provider's network is prohibited.
• The customer is prohibited from using programs or posts that consume excessive system resources.
• Domain name transfers are not allowed within 60 days of the initial registration of the domain, in accordance with ICANN policies.
• The customer indemnifies the hosting provider against claims and losses relating directly or indirectly to the customer's website.
• This Web Hosting Agreement for Corporate Customers is provided in MS Word format and is fully editable to fit your specific requirements.