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This document is an attorney referral agreement, a contract that can be entered between two attorneys or between a lawyer and a referral service, in which one party agrees to refer clients or legal matters to the other party in exchange for a fee or other compensation.
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This document is a real estate referral agreement between two real estate professionals or a real estate agent and a referral service, in which one party agrees to refer clients or real estate transactions to the other party in exchange for a fee or other compensation.
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This document is a partner referral agreement between two businesses or individuals where the parties agree to refer potential clients or customers to each other in exchange for a commission or other benefits.
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This document is a non-jurisdictional legal contract between two businesses in which one business agrees to refer potential customers or clients to the other business in exchange for a commission or other form of compensation.
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This document is a Mutual Referral Agreement, and it creates a mutual arrangement where two agencies will pay referral fees to each other for referring clients. It is provided by Emessay, a company created by the law firm Matchstick Legal.
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Attorney Referral Fee Agreement
This document is an attorney referral agreement, a contract that can be entered between two attorneys or between a lawyer and a referral service, in which one party agrees to refer clients or legal matters to the other party in exchange for a fee or other compensation.
