Common types are gross, net, single net, double net, triple net, and percentage leases.

A commercial lease is a property rental contract between a landlord and a business.
Agreements contain such items as rent amount and increase over time, length of the lease, use clause, etc.

Some of the rights ^[EEOC]:

• Not be harassed or discriminated against.
• Receive equal pay for equal work.
• Receive reasonable accommodations.
• Medical information confidentiality.
• The right to refuse work that could affect health and safety.

Employment is a trade-off between freedom and security. While you are giving up a bit of freedom as an employee, you would not get any security without a contract.

Maybe you have acomplished your dream, and now want to get involved in new ventures and adventures. Selling your business frees your time to for other things.

Information Memorandum describes the business and operations and limited finantial information and is provided to potential acquirers.

There probably is no party that would buy a business without a contract, so yes, you will need a contract to sell a business.

In modern times, work from home as well as continuing education and distant learning are more and more common.
Distance Learning Services Agreement is made between a School and a Student.

Above question is a contradiction. 1099 form is filled by an independent contractor, and as such they have the freedom to organize their time the way they want.

Good contracts protect both parties. If you negotiate a good agreement, you should sign it, otherwise you should not.
Did you consider how this items are defined in the agreement: IP, evaluation, benefits, time duration, liabilities, etc.