Services / Litigation and arbitration
Contract disputes
A good contract is one that tells you how things end if they go wrong. This work is therefore worth most before signature, not after the default.
What this covers
- Reviewing a draft and pointing out where it puts you at a disadvantage
- Drafting so that the exit routes are covered
- Demands and terminations made in the way the law requires
- Claims for damages arising from breach
The matters this covers
Each has its own page setting out what the statute requires and what to prepare.
- Drafting and reviewing business contracts before signature
- Works and construction contracts
- Distributorship and franchise agreements
- Joint venture and shareholders' agreements
- Confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements
- Service and consultancy agreements
- Letters of demand and notices of termination
- Claims for damages, liquidated damages and default interest
The legislation
- Civil and Commercial Code
- Civil Procedure Code
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