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As a business owner or executive, you understand the role that contracts play in your company’s success. These legally binding agreements quite literally form the foundation for how you operate and interact with other parties. Well-drafted, airtight contracts prevent confusion by clearly delineating expectations, responsibilities, liabilities, and outcomes.
Unfortunately, too many entrepreneurs learn the hard way what can happen when contracts contain ambiguities, overlooked terms, or misaligned incentives. Poorly worded language opens the door to disputes, lawsuits, damaged relationships, and even catastrophic financial losses that could shutter a business.
That’s why companies in Frisco and across Texas make the strategic decision to enlist business contract lawyers. Our attorneys craft, review, and negotiate agreements ensuring your rights and interests receive maximum protection.
At Marx Law Firm, we have extensive experience drafting and reviewing the myriad contracts businesses encounter at all stages of their life cycle. Here are just some of the vitally important agreement types we routinely work with:
The contracts establishing and governing your business operations represent the critical first step toward long-term success or failure. We draft and refine:
These represent the contractual backbone of your product/service offerings and supply chains:
Whether buying, selling or developing real estate assets and facilities, these contracts must adhere to state law while capturing all essential terms:
Need assistance with high-value mergers, acquisitions, business sales or other complex transactions? We’ve got you covered drafting and negotiating:
When you engage our business contract lawyers, your agreements undergo a thorough multi-step process:
First, we’ll conduct an in-depth review identifying any potential risks, liabilities or deviations from your specified interests that require revisions. There’s no such thing as an “industry standard” contract that works for every situation.
Then, we’ll aggressively negotiate with the other party to align terms to provide maximum protection for your business’s rights, intellectual property, financial interests, and future flexibility.
Our attorneys are adept at revising and rewording ambiguous language plaguing many contracts. This prevents situations where reasonable minds could disagree on the rights and responsibilities each side is committing to.
Throughout, we work to obtain explicit provisions shielding your company’s most valuable assets – proprietary information, processes, branding, technology, customer data, and more.
Unfortunately, even with our prevention efforts, contract breaches and disputes happen from time to time. When they arise, our attorneys are ready to forcefully advocate for your interests.
We start by assessing the validity and enforceability of the contract using well-established principles of Texas business law. If justified, we’ll issue formal demand letters to the other party seeking an appropriate resolution.
Should negotiations to settle the dispute fail, we can represent you in formal mediations or binding arbitrations as an alternative to costly court battles.
And if litigation becomes necessary to protect your rights, our business litigators won’t hesitate to fight for you in Texas state courts or Federal courts. We’ve achieved many favorable judgments and settlements for clients embroiled in make-or-break contract lawsuits.
Don’t leave your business exposed to the risks of mishandled contracts. Partner with skilled attorneys who make reinforcing the contractual foundation of your operations a top priority.
It’s not enough to simply re-use boilerplate templates. Each contract must be customized to align with your specific situation, counterparty dynamics, and governing laws.
If you’re seeking a dedicated Frisco business contracts lawyer to draft, review or provide representation, we encourage you to schedule an initial consultation. This allows us to gain insights into your unique situation and contracting needs.
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