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You certainly don't need a notarized physically signed copy to have a valid contract in the US. That makes it easier to prove you have a valid contract, but ev
by TheCoelacanth 3y ago
You certainly don't need a notarized physically signed copy to have a valid contract in the US.
That makes it easier to prove you have a valid contract, but even just a verbal agreement can be an enforceable contract.
- soco 3y agoSame in Switzerland, although of course nobody will recommend relying on verbal contacts exactly because of all too possible "you said/he said" litigation. But yeah it happens, for both smaller and bigger contracts.
- petesergeant 3y agoand it significantly lowers the chance that the client will fuck around and claim they don’t have to pay