Companies and Business
Drafting and Reviewing Contracts
The quality of a contract cannot be separated from understanding the transaction it governs. We start by identifying the parties, the purpose and each party's obligations, then draft the contract or review its draft and point out what deserves clarification or negotiation. The review covers how the documents relate to each other, the annexes and the likely effect of the terms, with regard to the nature of the dealing and the relevant regulations.
Contracts and agreements that are clearer on obligations, authorities and managing disagreement.
How we help
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Drafting contracts, agreements and memoranda of understanding
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Reviewing the terms on consideration, performance and termination
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Giving legal comments on drafts
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Supporting negotiation within the agreement
How to begin
Send a description of the dealing and the stage of negotiation, without sensitive documents in the form.
What you can prepare
- The draft
- The annexes
- The main correspondence
The scope of service and the final work are set in the agreement; the list above is for preparation and is not a request to upload documents.
Is the review limited to correcting the wording?
The review addresses the substance of the obligations, the risks and the gaps, within the agreed scope.
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Start with a clear summary of your need
Send your contact details and a short description of the matter, and the team will review the request and contact you about the next step.