An independent contractor cannot represent more than one principal at a time.

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An independent contractor can represent more than one principal at a time. This is because they are not considered an employee and do not have a traditional employer-employee relationship with the principal. However, it is important for the independent contractor to disclose their multiple agreements and ensure that there is no conflict of interest between the principals they are representing.

An Independent Contractor Cannot Represent More Than One Principal at a Time