
Master Services Agreements – A Clause-by-Clause Guide for Saas/IT Providers
A well-drafted Master Services Agreement (MSA) does more than define the legal boundaries of a relationship – it sets out the practical, day-to-day rules that
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A well-drafted Master Services Agreement (MSA) does more than define the legal boundaries of a relationship – it sets out the practical, day-to-day rules that

When a business engages a SaaS provider, software development team or IT consultant, two documents usually appear early in the process: the Master Services Agreement

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