Practice Area
Contract Law
Drafting, negotiating and disputing domestic and cross-border commercial contracts for clients across every sector.
Overview
We steward the commercial relationship from first draft to dispute. Negotiations are anchored on the client's commercial objective, allocating risk clearly and producing a text that is easy to enforce.
Regular workstreams include international distribution, franchise, licence and technology-transfer agreements; Incoterms-based sale and supply relationships; service-level agreements (SLA); and data protection addenda (DPA).
What We Do
- Distribution, franchise and supply agreements
- Licence, technology-transfer and software agreements
- Services, consultancy and outsourcing contracts
- Non-disclosure and non-competition agreements
- Contract disputes and arbitration
- Contract management policies and template libraries
Our Approach
Every contract is stress-tested against commercial intent, the disputes it might trigger and the counter-party's incentives — the deliverable is a text defensible on both legal and business terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which law should govern a cross-border contract?
- The parties may freely choose the governing law; enforceability, court or arbitration access and language consistency should be assessed together.
- How is a right of termination best secured?
- Just cause, notice requirements and cure periods must be explicit; a notice mechanism that generates evidence (notary or registered e-mail) should be specified.
- Are template contracts enough?
- Templates are a starting point; signing without tailoring to the real commercial and technical substance of the deal is high-risk.