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Contracts are the foundation of any deal that a business makes. Contracts help businesses purchase supplies, sell products, employ workers, and purchase or rent the space in which they operate. Because of the importance and complexities of contracts it is important to have an experienced contract attorney help your business negotiate, draft, and review its contracts. A properly drafted contract helps define what risks, benefits, and liabilities each party is responsible for. If something goes wrong between the parties the contract is where they will look to determine who is responsible and what their rights are.
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is here to help small business owners throughout Texas, the Texas Hill Country, San Antonio/Bexar County, Seguin/Guadalupe County, Kerrville/Kerr County, Bandera/Bandera County, New Braunfels/Comal County, and Boerne/Kendall County protect their interests and get a fair deal by carefully negotiating, reviewing, and drafting their contracts.
Mediation in Texas is a voluntary process where a neutral mediator assists disputing parties in finding mutually acceptable resolutions to their conflicts, avoiding the need for a court trial…..
A contract is an agreement between parties in which one or more of the parties promises to do something in return for something of value. There are three main elements that have to exist for a contract to be binding:
In addition to these three elements, there must be mutual assent, often called a “meeting of the minds.” Mutual assent means that all the parties understand and agree to the material terms of an agreement.
No. Usually. Verbal contracts are usually enforceable if the elements above exist and the parties meant for the agreement to be binding. However, there are some contracts that must be in writing. These contracts are listed in a law called the “Statute of Frauds.” Some of the contracts that must be in writing are:
There are many types of contracts a business may need to use. Which types of contracts your business needs depends on what your business is. However, there are some contracts such as employment or vendor agreements that most businesses need. As technology continues to develop and expand across different industries more and more businesses have a need for software and licensing agreements. Some other agreements your busines may need, include:
As you can see there are many types of contracts. While there are some qualities that most contracts share, each contract has its own unique purpose and considerations. An experienced contract attorney can help ensure that your business’ contracts are enforceable and protect your business’ interests.
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