Commercial Litigation, Contract Law, and Business Legal Representation

As a business owner, you’re making contracts almost every day, whether they’re in writing or not. Most businesses would not run if it weren’t for the frequent contractual agreements they enter into. Offers are made and accepted either in writing, by verbal agreement, or by conduct. These are all legally-binding types of contract, but written ones offer the best protection should any party wish to take legal action following a breach of contract.

Contract law is complex. It is advised that all contracts are made in writing to protect business interests. Written agreements are the most likely to prevent lawsuits from arising. However, sometimes contracts are drawn up without the proper knowledge of legislation which implies terms into a contract. Both parties might be unaware of this legislation until a dispute arises.

To remove all ambiguity from your contracts and ensure their terms are clear and legal, consult with Mayfairs Law Solicitors contract lawyers before you set a deal into motion.