How Vague Contract Language Costs Consultants 19 Unbilled Hours a Month
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Scope creep rarely starts with an argument — it starts with "just one small tweak" at 5pm on a Friday.
This short breaks down how vague contract language quietly drains billable hours, using the example of a consultant who tracked 19 unbilled hours in one month because her agreement promised "reasonable revisions" without naming a number.
Four questions to run against your own engagement agreement:
- What exactly counts as a deliverable, and how many revision rounds are included?
- When is the work considered finished and accepted?
- When does payment trigger — on delivery, on milestones, on approval?
- Who owns the work product after it leaves your desk?
LEGALDIGM reviews your terms, flags the gaps, and shows the source behind every answer — try it or book a demo if you want a second read on your contract.
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