Agreements & Contracts

Written commercial agreements set out the obligations of both parties in a business relationship. They also should establish how parties can resolve disputes and ensure that the other performs their contractual duties.

The most common types of commercial contracts include:

• Supply of goods or services agreements
• Business terms and conditions
• Agency and distribution agreements
• Franchise agreements
• Hire and leasing agreements
• Joint venture agreements
• Consultancy agreements

Your business terms and conditions are a contract between you and your customers outlining factors. They reduce the risk you take when entering new commercial agreements.

You should contact a solicitor to draft terms and conditions applicable to your business, cover your liabilities and protect yourself if a conflict arises.

You should review your current agreements annually to ensure they meet legal requirements and reflect any changes in your business or industry standards. You should also review them if your business, operations or clients change.

We incorporate necessary data protection clauses and advise on compliance with relevant legislation to ensure your agreements are legally sound.