Our firm represents businesses in relation to business contracts. This representation can take a variety of forms:
- Template Contracts: Often, our business clients need a “template” contract. For example, a businesses may need a standard business agreement for their customers that they use repeatedly and only change certain terms such as the names, the rate billed or perhaps an attached Statement of Work.
- Unique Contracts: In addition to working with businesses to create usable template agreements, we also draft contracts for our business clients to use in relation to a specific transaction with a key customer or a vendor.
- Third Party Contracts: Our work with business clients includes review and legal analysis in relation to contracts given to them by third parties. Business owners may ask “Is there anything I need to be aware of it before I sign this agreement? Is there anything that, perhaps, I should negotiate?” We are happy to address these questions.
- Review of Existing Contracts: Sometimes, disputes arise between contractual parties regarding to how to interpret a contract. We review the contracts as a whole to fully understand the transaction, the clauses in dispute, and advise our business clients on the strength of their position as to how the contract applies to a particular situation.
Please see our blog for more information on business contracts:
- https://staceyromberg.com/articles-for-lawyers/smart-contracts-are-coming-are-we-ready/
- https://staceyromberg.com/blog/how-does-covid-19-impact-my-contractual-obligations/
- https://staceyromberg.com/blog/boilerplate-matters/
- https://staceyromberg.com/blog/its-snowing-does-my-contract-cover-that/
- https://staceyromberg.com/blog/new-washington-restrictions-on-non-compete-agreements/
- https://staceyromberg.com/blog/of-commas-contract-law-and-the-importance-of-precise-drafting/