Business Law
Commercial Contracts
Drafting and negotiating the agreements your revenue depends on, with risk expressed in business terms.
Overview
How we approach commercial contracts
A contract is a commercial instrument before it is a legal one. We draft in plain English, flag the three or four clauses that genuinely matter and leave the rest proportionate.
We maintain contract suites for clients so that repeat transactions can be executed without fresh legal spend each time.
Common situations
- Standard terms of sale and purchase
- Supply, distribution and reseller agreements
- Software, SaaS and data processing terms
- Non-disclosure and heads of terms
- Renegotiating an agreement that no longer works
Our Process
Four stages, agreed in advance
A consistent structure applied to every matter in this fictional practice.
01
Initial consultation
A structured first conversation where we map out your contract position, the outcome you want and the realistic routes to get there.
02
Scope and cost agreement
You receive a written plan setting out the work, who will carry it out and a transparent fee structure before anything begins.
03
Strategy and progress
Your named solicitor progresses the matter, negotiates on your behalf and updates you in plain English at every meaningful stage.
04
Resolution and aftercare
We conclude the matter, hand over a clear record of what was agreed and set out anything you should review in the future.
FAQs
Commercial Contracts questions
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Next Step
Speak with a solicitor about your matter
Book a consultation and a named solicitor will set out your options, the likely timeline and a clear indication of cost — in this demonstration, entirely fictionally.