The Accounts Receivable Contract with Customer Service in Illinois is a legal agreement between a seller and buyer regarding the sale of accounts receivable. The seller transfers their rights to all specified accounts along with pertinent information contained in an attached exhibit. Key features of the contract include seller representations about the accounts, a clause confirming no contingent payments, and details about any defenses or claims related to the accounts. Buyers have a stipulated inspection period for due diligence, allowing them to cancel the contract if unsatisfied. The contract may be executed with or without recourse, influencing the seller's liability for defaulted accounts. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants, as it provides a structured approach to preventing disputes over account sales and establishing clear obligations and rights. Accurate filling and editing ensure compliance with Illinois law and protect the interests of both parties involved.