Practice Areas
Contract Drafting & Review
Most disputes begin with an ambiguous or incomplete clause. That is why we draft and review contracts before they are signed, in wording that protects your rights and closes the gaps from which disputes arise, in clear language that leaves no room for misinterpretation.
Discuss your matter with usWhat We Handle in This Area
- Commercial and supply contracts
- Construction contracts and subcontracts
- Partnership contracts and shareholder agreements
- Residential and commercial leases
- Employment contracts and work regulations
- Confidentiality and non-compete agreements
- Franchise agreements
- Review of contracts prepared by the other party before signing
When Do You Need Us?
- You are about to sign a contract prepared by the other party
- You are starting a partnership or a new project
- You have been operating for some time without written contracts
- Your existing contracts have not been reviewed since the Civil Transactions Law was issued
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should a contract be reviewed before signing?
Because amending a clause before signing is easy, whereas after signing it becomes binding, and the effect of an ambiguous or incomplete clause may only surface when a dispute arises.
Does the Civil Transactions Law affect contracts?
The Civil Transactions Law, in force since December 2023, established general rules for contracts and obligations, and it is useful to review important contracts to ensure they are consistent with its provisions.
Is an oral agreement binding?
An oral agreement may be binding in many cases, but proving it in a dispute is difficult. A written contract sets out rights and obligations clearly and avoids disagreement over how to prove them.
General answers for awareness only; they do not replace a review of your particular matter.
Every legal matter deserves the right start
Contact the firm directly. We will listen to your matter and explain your position and the appropriate next step.