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If you are required to sign a contract, it is best that you see a lawyer. Lawyers will ensure that the contract contains the recommended clauses and will also spot the clauses that might be unfavourable to you. At Ghothane Lawyers, we can review your contracts to ensure it contains all the essential terms. Our lawyers can provide advice in relation to your contracts so that you have a good understanding of the content and will be able to uphold the terms of the contract.
We can also assist you in drafting contracts.
We provide assistance in circumstances where a contract has been breached.
Drafting contract
Legal contracts can be tricky. It is crucial that your contract is carefully drafted to your specific needs, to ensure that you are limiting your liability and protecting your interests. A contract lawyer can bulletproof your documents and ensure that any gaps are identified and amended. Most importantly, it ensures that your contract is both legally binding and admissible in court.
Contract lawyers are useful in helping with contracts and issues such as business contracts, distribution agreements, service agreements, license agreements, partnership agreements, joint venture agreements, breach of contracts, full privacy policy, website policies, commercial legal matter, intellectual property and so on.
It is the primary focus of the contract lawyer to draw up and revise both legal documents and contracts. Contracts are an important priority in both your business and personal arrangements. It’s essential that they’re done right to be legally binding and an enforceable agreement.
Reviewing contract
It is common for most people to sign the contract without reviewed by an experienced contract lawyer due to cost and good faith. In absence of any dispute, there is no damages. However, in the case where there is dispute in future, the oversight of not reviewing the contract will be costly and stressful.
Having a contract reviewed by a lawyer before signing is essential because:
- it is responsible and careful business practice to know what you are signing, giving you peace of mind.
- it may save you a fortune in the future, as you are able to avoid a contractual relationship that may give rise to obligations and risks that you never knew existed.