Regarding the Atwell Suites agreement, what authority does the Client Representative have concerning modifications or additions to the contract?

According to Atwell Suites's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the Client Representative has the authority to execute written modifications or additions to the contract. The Client Representative represents the client during the performance of the agreement with respect to the services and deliverables defined within the agreement. This authority is specifically granted pursuant to Section 15 of the agreement.

This means that the individual designated as the Client Representative has the power to make legally binding changes to the Atwell Suites agreement on behalf of the client. This could include altering the scope of services, adjusting deliverables, or modifying other terms of the contract. It is important for prospective franchisees to understand who will be designated as the Client Representative and to ensure that this person is fully aware of their responsibilities and authority.

Section 15 of the Atwell Suites agreement outlines the process for additional work. If both parties agree on additional services to be performed by SCH for the client, and on the additional compensation for those services, they must execute a document confirming these terms. This document then becomes an amendment to the existing agreement. Therefore, any modifications or additions to the contract must be documented in writing and agreed upon by both parties to be valid and enforceable.