$11-10.$ What is the most important contract you will need to operate your business? Why is it so important? Describe any additional contracts you have or plan to secure$.$

$11-11.$ Negotiate and write a letter of agreement between you and a fellow student. You could agree to become business partners, for example, or to supply a product or service for the other student$$s business.

$11-12.$ Find a lawyer who might be willing to help you with your business. Ask parents$/$guardians who are in business or who are store owners in your community for referrals. The Small Business Administration or Community Legal Aid Society sometimes offers free or low$-$cost legal services to entrepreneurs. Describe how you found the attorney and what criteria you used.

$11-13.$ What is the purpose of securing a building permit during leasehold improvements? To whom does it matter? Why?

$11-14.$ What does your signature at the bottom of a contract mean in a court of law? Which two things should you do before signing a contract?

$11-15.$ Suki is buying a van from her father$-$in$-$law to start her flower$-$basket delivery service. She planned to buy auto insurance that would pay all her expenses in case she ever got into an accident. She finds that such insurance would cost $$3,000$ per year, which, according to her business$-$plan projections, is more than she can afford. What are Suki$$s options? What should she do$?$ Why?

$11-16.$ Some businesses sell products and services that can injure customers. List three examples and explain how these companies probably use insurance.