> I usually get argument (often in high peach almost screaming voice) :"You are not a lawyers, you do not know how to read a law clause". And neither are you

> I usually get argument (often in high peach almost screaming voice) :"You are not a lawyers, you do not know how to read a law clause". And neither are you (the recruiter) and this bothers me. If your working with a recruiter who isn't working for the company, your making extra work for them. But at the end of the day YOU are their ticket to a paycheck. Don't like the contract, simply say "this changes or I walk", they will work their butt off to be accommodating. My favorite thing to say to recruiters when it is about money is this: "If you want me to take this job go back and get me another 10k, it isn't a lot of money on your bottom line, hell it is probably only a dinner out, but it is going to make me happy and take the job." Watch how quickly a final offer changes!