Contracts

Contracts

Contract Benefits

There is no one way to draft a contract, and no concrete parameters for how it should be worded. Each transaction requires different phrasing and components. But the most important aspect of a contract is that it accurately describes the intentions of the parties involved and the obligations and benefits involved. Having a clearly worded, non-legalese document that everyone understands, can help avoid ambiguities or disputes down the road.

Examples of Business Contracts

• Independent Contractor Agreements
• Employment Agreements
• Purchase or Sale Agreements
• Licensing Agreements
• Joint Development Agreements
• Confidentiality / Non-Disclosure Agreements
• Partnership Agreements
• Shareholder Agreements
• Stock Purchase Agreements
• Operating Agreements

An extremely common complaint among disputing business owners, is that they wish they had a better contract drafted at the outset. Investing the proper time and attention in a contract early on can help avoid liability and costs down the road.