The Contract for the Sale of Accounts Receivable in Washington is a legal document designed for the buyer and seller of accounts receivable to formalize their transaction. This contract specifies the seller's commitment to sell their right, title, and interest in accounts as detailed in an attached exhibit, which includes information on outstanding balances and the nature of the accounts involved. Key features include representations by the seller that confirm the accounts are complete and uncontested, and that any payments are not reliant on future services. The agreement also outlines whether the assignment is with or without recourse, providing protections for the buyer. It allows a specified timeframe for the buyer to inspect the accounts to ensure satisfaction before the sale is finalized. This form is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, and paralegals who need to facilitate financial transactions involving accounts receivable. It provides legal clarity for all parties involved, ensuring that obligations and rights are well-documented and understood.