PRACTICE AREA
Contracts & Legal Review
Drafting and review focused on rights, obligations, risk allocation and protection of legal interests, including issues arising from breach.
A sound contract does more than describe the agreement; it addresses what happens when interests diverge.
The process begins with the commercial or practical objective of the agreement, then tests the drafting against that objective: what is required, where risk lies, what occurs on breach, and how a dispute will be managed.
Scope of Work
- Commercial agreements
- Partnership agreements
- Service agreements
- Confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements
- Releases and settlements
- Review of obligations and warranties
- Payment, delivery and termination provisions
- Liability and indemnity provisions
- Breach of contract issues
- Pre-signing and amendment review
Professional Note
The scope of an engagement is determined after reviewing the facts, documents and procedural stage of each matter. The information on this page is general and does not constitute advice on a specific case.