Business Contract Lawyers & Commercial Agreement Solicitors in Cheshire

The short answer is yes. The purpose of a solicitor in drafting Commercial Agreements is to produce a document which has the most clarity so it will be upheld in a Court, if that were to occur.

If the document is too vague, it may not legally be classed as a contract, and even if it is, uncertainties could lead to a potential lawsuit.

Our solicitors will produce a detailed, well-drafted contract to avoid differences of interpretations between parties. We will also account for terms where the law is not clear, through including express provisions to avoid ambiguity. The language we use throughout will also be clear to ensure that all parties understand the terms before entering into the agreement.

Partnership Agreement: This is drafted when there is a business partnership, to ensure that both partners know the expectations from the beginning. We will provide pragmatic and clear advice to clients on the whole partnership life-cycle to ensure the best outcomes are reached.

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Agreement: This allows a partnership agreement to be created when each partner will only be liable for the amount that they put into the business. Our specialised solicitors can help tailor this agreement to both of your needs, giving you incisive and clear guidance.

Web Terms & Conditions: This is vital to avoid your users being able to sue you if something goes wrong. We can draft these for you ensuring that we translate any complex legal jargon into simple explanations that we can discuss.

Shareholders’ Agreement: This is a contract which is signed by shareholders within a company. It covers shareholder relationships, how the company is managed and can protect shareholders. If there are any future disputes, this agreement can prove important, and our solicitors can advise you on what to include.

Property Exclusivity Agreement: If you are a prospective buyer or seller of a property, you may want to sign this agreement to agree to deal with each other on good terms and to sell the property at a fixed price at the end of a fixed period of time set out by both of you. We can help draft the terms of these, such as time lengths and any financial contributions.

Non-disclosure Agreement: These are important when your business shares information with a party and you do not wish this information to be shared with anyone else. We have experience in dealing with many different types of confidentiality agreements and can assist in drafting these to allow companies to co-operate whilst protecting their interests.

Contractor Contract: This is important within the construction industry, to ensure that subcontractors and contractors are aware of their expectations to give you protection. It is vital to reach out to a solicitor as early as possible to ensure that the contract terms are correct.

At Mounteney Solicitors, our Commercial Agreement Solicitors provide a reliable and dedicated legal service to our clients. Whatever type of Commercial Agreement you require, you can depend upon us to draft a contract which will give you the best outcome, minimising any future risks whilst maximising trade relationships.

We have over 20 years of experience in advising and drafting Commercial Agreements and our solicitors are thorough in their approach to ensure your specific business contract needs are met. Communication is key for us, which is why we are always responsive in a timely manner, and answer any queries promptly to ensure our clients understand the legalities.

Our advice is accurate and up-to-date with the ever-changing laws, and we have a true understanding of the impacts of these on business practices. This, coupled with our extensive knowledge of the law along with your objectives, means that our guidance can be trusted.