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Whether you need help drafting a new contract or enforcing the terms of an existing contract, you want to make sure your rights are protected. We’re here to assist you.
At some point, any business owner is likely to have contract legal questions. If you join LegalShield, you’ll be able to consult with a lawyer for an unlimited amount of minutes on an unlimited number of business legal matters, particularly around contract issues. Don’t stress about contract law—call your provider lawyer.
75% of small business owners are concerned that they may be the target of a frivolous lawsuit and small businesses with revenue of a million dollars spend an average of $20,000 a year dealing with lawsuits.
One of the best ways to protect your business is to make sure all the contracts you sign with customers, vendors and other third parties are drafted correctly, follow the law and will be enforceable should you end up in front of a judge.
To best way to make sure your agreements are in order is to work with a contract lawyer that has experience with the most common types of documents small businesses need.
Nobody likes reading contracts as they tend to contain language that is confusing and hard to interpret. That said, it’s important for the success of your business that you understand what you’re signing.
Whether you drafted an agreement or you’ve been presented with a document you need to sign, an experienced lawyer can quickly assess the situation and provide advice on how to proceed.
Once a contract has been breached, the parties may try to settle the situation on their own. When that does not work, lawyers may have to get involved. Here are several scenarios in which you may want the advice and representation of a reputable contract lawyer.
If you find yourself in a sticky situation that involves a contract, the best move is to contact a business lawyer to at least get advice about your rights and to determine the next best steps.
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