10 Tips for Drafting Better Business Contracts
By Yoel Molina, Esq.
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Business contracts are a fundamental part of any successful company. These legal documents establish the terms and conditions of a business agreement and are essential for protecting your company's interests. Here are 10 tips for drafting better business contracts:
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BE SPECIFIC: include specific and clear details about the terms of the agreement.
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USE CLEAR LANGUAGE: avoid using complicated legal language and ensure that the terms are understandable to all parties involved.
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INCLUDE DATES: make sure to include important dates, such as the start date of the contract, the duration of the contract, and payment dates.
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DEFINE OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: make sure that the obligations and responsibilities of all parties involved are clearly defined.
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ESTABLISH DEADLINES: include specific deadlines for each party involved.
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BE FAIR: ensure that the contract is fair to all parties involved.
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INCLUDE A DISPUTE RESOLUTION CLAUSE: include a clause that specifies how disputes that may arise in the future will be resolved.
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CONSIDER POTENTIAL RISKS: identify and address potential risks that may arise in the future.
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GET LEGAL ADVICE: get legal advice from a business and corporate attorney to ensure that the contract is legal and enforceable.
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REVIEW THE CONTRACT: make sure to carefully review the contract before signing to ensure that everything is in order.
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