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Contract Drafting
Los Angeles Attorneys for Writing and Reviewing Contracts
At the law firm of Baker & Associates, our first concern is protecting our clients and their business interests. Most often this occurs through the careful drafting and review of business contracts, as well as the enforcement of contracts through litigation or arbitration.
How well a contract is drafted determines how effectively it can be enforced. Careful
review of business goals in the earliest stages of the business relationship and
thorough, accurate preparation of the contract prior to signing can prevent business
disputes at a later date -
We advise clients on these and other types of business contracts:
- Construction contracts
- Purchase and sale agreements
- Confidentiality agreements
- Intellectual property licenses
- Independent contractor agreements
- Indemnification agreements
- Vendor agreements
- Sales terms and conditions
- Manufacturing & distribution agreements
- Operating agreements
Not All Contracts Are Created Equal
Many business owners make the mistake of simply taking a contract used by another company and adopting it for their own purposes. Without subjecting that contract to review by a knowledgeable business transaction attorney, you may encounter serious problems. The contract may not adhere to your business objectives or might be written poorly, leaving you without enforceability rights in the event of a contract violation. You may unwittingly give the other party the right to terminate a very favorable contract by not thoroughly analyzing the potential risks and benefits to language contained in the business contract.
An experienced, reliable and knowledgeable business lawyer is an important resource for businesses and individuals who wish to exercise healthy precautions when drafting contracts. With a combined 45 years of experience in California business law, we understand what it takes to negotiate and draft business contracts that aim to divide financial risk fairly between all of the parties involved.
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