Contract Law
Keeping track of your interests
Friedlander & Friedlander P.C. practice contract law to help ensure that our clients’ rights are protected any time they enter a legally binding agreement. We serve individuals & businesses with analysis, drafting, and review of a wide variety contracts.
Best practices are to have an attorney review any contract you are considering signing. Contract lawyers are trained in spotting the type of language and proposed arrangements not in your favor:
- Price changes for goods or services
- Dual ownership rights
- 3rd party rights & interests
- Late payment penalties & finance charges
- Liability limits
- Renewal clauses
- Confidentiality & non-disclosure provisions
- Liquidated damages clauses
- Sub-contractor agreements
- Termination requirements & penalties
Keep in mind that contracts written by one party generally tend to favor that party in terms of consideration arrangements. Because of that, do not be overeager to enter into a contract without fully understanding the terms, future implications, and liabilities.
Types of legal agreements
Our firm helps clients find the rightlegal agreements that help them run a better business and protect their legal interests. We draft and review a variety of common contracts for area business & individual clients:
- Purchase orders
- Warranty agreements
- Leases—real property & equipment
- Security agreements
- Franchise agreements
- Joint venture agreements
- Agreement to sell a business
- Employee agreements
- Non-compete
- Consulting
- Distributor
- Sales representative
- Independent contractor
Do not let your business interests go unprotected. Take control of legal agreements by hiring a lawyer to make sure your needs are a constant throughout any contractual arrangements.
The best kind of contract is one that is fair and honors the interests of all parties involved. When you need an experienced legal counselor to help you understand the mandates of contract law, rely on Friedlander & Friedlander P.C.
