Right to Advice Clause Samples

The Right to Advice clause ensures that parties to an agreement are entitled to seek independent legal or professional counsel before signing or committing to the contract. In practice, this clause may specify that each party has had the opportunity to consult with their own lawyer or advisor, and sometimes requires written confirmation that such advice was sought or waived. Its core function is to protect parties from claims of misunderstanding or coercion by confirming that all signatories have had the chance to fully understand the terms and implications of the agreement.
Right to Advice. You acknowledge that You were informed that You have the right to request or receive confidential legal advice and consult with an attorney before executing the Agreement and that this Paragraph shall constitute written notice of the right to consult with legal counsel.
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