We frequently encounter individuals and corporations who seek to rely on a contract after a dispute has arisen. If an issue in the contract is identified at a later stage, it is significantly more difficult to reach a remedy than it would have been if the contract was correct in the first place. We can identify risks and make suggestions to amend any contracts you ask us to review.
At the time of signing a contract, parties are more likely to be non-contentious and in mutual agreement. This is your opportunity to add provisions that may not be accepted later when you may not have the same bargaining power. Additionally, if the contract contains a clause which is favorable to the other party, the other party may be less willing to make future changes to the contract if it results in the removal of the favorable clause.
At the time of signing a contract, parties are more likely to be non-contentious and in mutual agreement. This is your opportunity to add provisions that may not be accepted later when you may not have the same bargaining power. Additionally, if the contract contains a clause which is favorable to the other party, the other party may be less willing to make future changes to the contract if it results in the removal of the favorable clause.
With our experience in contract disputes, we understand how a contract will be interpreted and argued before an arbitrator or court. This perspective allows us to ensure the contract will not be misinterpreted and predict how a clause will ultimately be decided if a contract dispute arises.
