Legally Speaking – Reps Should Not Always Turn the Other Cheek

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Locking Up a Sales Rep in Perpetuity? A Presumptively Bad Idea

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Many otherwise sound rep contracts are subject to termination for any reason or for no reason. Even if the parties agree to an initial contract term of three or more years to give the relationship time to develop and to enable the rep to create demand for the manufacturer’s products, most reps understand that if their three-year agreement allows termination on 30 days’ notice, they don’t really have a three-year contract. Instead, they’re working on a 30-day contract.