The document titled 'Contract for the Sale of Accounts Receivable' outlines the terms and conditions under which a Seller agrees to sell their outstanding accounts receivable to a Buyer. This includes all rights associated with the listed accounts, including invoices and future payments. Key features of the contract include Seller representations regarding the completeness and accuracy of the accounts, any potential contingencies, and the absence of claims against the accounts. The form provides options for selling the accounts with or without recourse, which means the Seller may or may not be liable for any defaults on the accounts sold. There is a specified inspection period for the Buyer to evaluate the accounts before finalizing the sale, as well as legal jurisdiction information applicable to the contract. This form is essential for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants who engage in financial transactions involving the assignment of receivables, ensuring clear transfer of liability and rights. Its use can help streamline transactions, ensuring adequate legal protections and clarity for both parties involved.