- Startups
- September 21, 2018
5 Tips for Reviewing Client Contracts
By Lawbite Team
- Is the key contact information still accurate?
- Has anything significantly changed in law that needs to be addressed? For example, are your contracts GDPR compliant? Read the blog post by LawBrief Rachel McKinney on the importance of GDPR compliance for any disclosure of personal information for contracts.
- Remember your clients and suppliers may be carrying out the same process, so it’s important that you look honestly and objectively at your own performance as well as theirs.
- Make sure you schedule the next review date and it is scheduled well in advance of any auto-renewal dates. The appropriate frequency of reviews will depend on the nature of the contract, but should be at least annually.

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