I Am A Software Consultant With A Consultant Contract. If The Software Company Gets Bought, Can I Profit?

I spend all of my time on one software company client whom I have a consulting contract with. I spend 12 hours a day consulting for them for several years. I would like to structure a clause in my consulting contract that stipulates I receive some upside/profitability if the company is purchased outright. How do I do this?

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2 Responses to “I Am A Software Consultant With A Consultant Contract. If The Software Company Gets Bought, Can I Profit?”

1. Judy says:

   September 17, 2009 at 4:15 am

   Anything legal can be put into a contract that both parties agree to, so it COULD be done. That would be very unusual for a consultant to get though, unless they were directly involved in negotiating the buyout..
2. Free WP Autoposter Plugins says:

   September 17, 2009 at 4:15 am

   I would speak with a lawyer from the specific state where the company is located, because laws vary so widely. Also, are they looking for other consultants? I am a former software engineer looking for work!
   jken2030@yahoo.com