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1. Non-Competition: Restricts the consultant from competing with the client's business - include when protecting market position is crucial

2. Non-Solicitation: Prevents the consultant from soliciting client's employees or customers - relevant for consultants with significant client contact

3. Insurance: Specifies required insurance coverage - important for high-risk consulting services

4. Data Protection: Detailed provisions for handling personal data - necessary when consulting involves data processing

5. Force Majeure: Addresses unforeseeable circumstances preventing performance - particularly relevant post-COVID

6. Dispute Resolution: Specifies alternative dispute resolution procedures - useful for complex or high-value engagements

7. Compliance with Laws: Specific provisions regarding regulatory compliance - important for regulated industries

8. Assignment and Subcontracting: Controls ability to transfer rights or delegate duties - relevant when working with larger consulting firms

1. Schedule A - Scope of Services: Detailed breakdown of services, deliverables, and timelines

2. Schedule B - Fee Schedule: Detailed fee structure, including rates, expenses, and payment milestones

3. Schedule C - Key Personnel: Lists key consultant personnel assigned to the project and their roles

4. Schedule D - Client Materials: Lists materials and resources to be provided by the client

5. Schedule E - Service Levels: Specific performance metrics and standards for the consulting services

6. Appendix 1 - Confidentiality Agreement: Detailed confidentiality terms and requirements

7. Appendix 2 - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry compliance requirements

8. Appendix 3 - Report Templates: Standard formats for progress reports and deliverables