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Contracts for the relationships that keep a business working: customers, suppliers and commercial partners. Help with reviewing a proposed agreement, preparing your documents and negotiating the terms.
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Where we can help
A customer’s draft, a new supplier or terms you use every day. The starting point is the commercial arrangement behind the document.
Put the commercial arrangement into documents that reflect what you supply, or review the terms a customer asks you to sign.
Review the agreement behind a business relationship, from a supplier appointment to a distribution or licensing arrangement.
Bring us the draft, the existing agreement and the context. We can review wording, prepare revisions and support the negotiation within an agreed scope.
How we work
The proposal names your DoesLaw lawyer and the work we will handle. Your appointed lawyer leads the matter and explains the decisions along the way.
Discuss what the contract covers, who the parties are and where negotiations stand. Agree the documents, work and engagement terms.
Review proposed wording or prepare the agreed document. Consider payment, responsibilities, liability and termination in the context of the arrangement.
Explain the points that need your decision, prepare comments or revised wording and handle the negotiation work included in the engagement.
Bring the agreed drafting to its final form and explain any remaining points before signing. Confirm what is complete and any work outside scope.
Useful answers
Yes. Share the draft and explain the arrangement, any points already agreed and the stage of discussion. We will confirm the proposed review and negotiation scope before work begins.
Yes. Send the template and explain where it is used and what needs to change. The scope can cover a particular agreement or work on the underlying business terms.
It can. A document review and negotiation through to signature are different scopes. The proposal will identify the drafting, discussions and revisions included.
Describe the relationship and the document you need help with. Include the draft, relevant correspondence, the stage of negotiation and your preferred timing. We will confirm what we can take on before agreeing the work.
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Tell us what the agreement is for, where the discussion stands and what you need help resolving.
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