Common use of Worker Classification Clause in Contracts

Worker Classification. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to or should be construed to create a partnership, joint venture, franchisor/franchisee or employer-employee relationship between Company and a User. 15.1.1. Hiring Attorney is solely responsible for and has complete discretion with regard to final engagement of any Freelance Attorney or Freelance Paralegal for any Project. Hiring Attorney is solely responsible, warrants its decisions regarding classification are correct, and assumes all liability, for determining whether Freelance Attorneys or Freelance Paralegals should be engaged as independent contractors or employees of Hiring Attorney and engaging them accordingly. Company will have no input into, or involvement in, worker classification as between Hiring Attorney and Freelance Attorney, or as between Hiring Attorney and Freelance Paralegal, and Users agree that Company has no involvement in and will have no liability arising from or relating to the classification of a Freelance Attorney or Freelance Paralegal generally or with regard to a particular Project. 15.1.2. Users represent that they are not a party to any other contract or obligation that would prevent them from entering into and performing under this Agreement, and further represent that they are not a party to any other contract or obligation that would result in a violation of any term or provision of Terms of Service.