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Commercial Contracts
The agreements you sign decide what happens when something goes wrong. Most of them are written by the other side.
A contract is a plan for the argument you have not had yet.
Which is why the clauses that matter most are the ones nobody reads at signing: termination, limitation of liability, indemnity, governing law and how disputes get resolved.
We draft and negotiate master services agreements, SaaS and software terms, supply and distribution contracts, reseller and partnership agreements, NDAs and consulting agreements.
We also review what has been put in front of you and tell you plainly which terms are standard, which are worth arguing about, and which you should not sign at all.
What this covers.
Master services agreements
Scope, deliverables, acceptance, payment terms and change control.
Software, SaaS and technology
License terms, subscription agreements, service levels, data and security terms.
Supply and distribution
Supply, distribution, reseller and channel agreements, domestic and cross-border.
Confidentiality
NDAs that actually protect the disclosing side, in both directions.
Contract review
A clear read on terms presented to you, with the points worth negotiating identified.
Templates
A contract set your team can reuse without calling us for every deal.
One attorney, start to finish.
The attorney who assesses your matter is the one who conducts it. You will not be passed between people, and you will not explain your situation twice.
You get their direct line, not a general inquiries address. When something moves at short notice, that is the difference between an answer today and an answer next week.
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How a matter runs.
Understand the deal
The commercial arrangement first. The drafting follows it, not the other way round.
Identify the real risk
Which clauses actually decide the outcome if this relationship goes bad.
Negotiate what matters
Fighting every point wastes goodwill. We pick the ones that carry consequence.
Leave you something reusable
Where it makes sense, a template set so routine deals do not need counsel.
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Talk to us about a commercial contracts matter.
A first consultation gives you a clear view of where you stand and what your options will cost.