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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Under US law

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As a photographer in the United States, make sure in your contract it states that the contract is valid only under US law so that if you have foreigners they can't take you to court abroad.

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Anonymous As a photographer in the United States, make sure in that your contract it states that the contract it is valid only under US la w, so that if you have foreigners they foreign clients can't take you to court abroad.

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  • Anonymous As a photographer in the United States, make sure in that your contract it states that the contract it is valid only under US la w, so that if you have foreigners they foreign clients can't take you to court abroad.
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AnonymousAs a photographer in the United States, make sure in that your contract it states that the contract it is valid only under US law, so that if you have foreigners they foreign clients can't take you to court abroad.
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Is it natural to say 'that a contract is only valid under a country's law like stated above or would rephrasing be necessary?

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