Corporate Commercial Services

Corporate commercial transactions often involve a wide range of contracts, including supplier agreements, service contracts, partnership agreements, joint venture agreements, and licensing agreements.

CDS Law can assist with drafting, reviewing, and negotiating these contracts to ensure they align with your business interests and mitigate potential risks.

A shareholder agreement should cover key areas such as shareholder rights and obligations, share transfer restrictions, dispute resolution mechanisms, and provisions for how decisions are made within the company.

CDS Law can help you tailor a shareholder agreement to fit your business needs, ensuring all parties are protected.

A partnership agreement governs an ongoing relationship between two or more parties running a business together, while a joint venture agreement typically covers a specific project or goal with a limited time frame.

CDS Law can help you determine which structure is most appropriate for your situation and draft the necessary agreements to formalize the relationship.

Common issues include unclear terms, lack of detail on dispute resolution, inadequate protections for intellectual property, and risks around non-performance or termination.

CDS Law can help identify and resolve these issues during contract negotiations, ensuring that your commercial agreements are clear, enforceable, and in line with your business goals.

To protect your business, it's important to have clear terms around payment, delivery, performance obligations, confidentiality, and liability. Ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations is also crucial.

CDS Law provides legal guidance to ensure that all key provisions are addressed in your contracts, reducing risks and safeguarding your business interests.

It’s advisable to seek legal advice before entering into any significant contract, especially if it involves substantial financial commitments, intellectual property, or complex terms.

CDS Law can review your contracts before signing, providing you with tailored advice to ensure that your interests are fully protected and that there are no hidden risks

Disputes can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, or litigation, depending on the terms of your contract and the nature of the disagreement.

CDS Law can assist with evaluating your options, guiding you through dispute resolution processes, and representing your interests in negotiations or court to achieve a fair outcome.