Business and Commercial Contracts
Our business and commercial contracts practice offers structuring, drafting, review, and negotiation of business contracts for key business relationships and commercial transactions on behalf of suppliers, customers, employers/employees, and business partners. Our business and commercial contracts attorney(s) partner with clients to create new business contracts, assist with contract negotiations and strategy, develop contract provisions that meet client needs, and analyze and assess contract compliance with laws and regulations. At Maeder Law Office, our commercial contract attorney(s) work closely with business leaders and sales teams to interpret contract terms and their relation to business objectives. In addition to creating new contracts, we also perform contract reviews of existing or proposed contracts to evaluate the legal and business implications of the contract terms, assess whether the contract satisfies client needs, and make recommendations on alternative provisions that more closely align with client objectives.
In addition, our commercial contract attorney(s) develop contract template forms for businesses to use in their day-to-day business operations such as independent contractor, nondisclosure, and customer agreements.
A few of the commercial contracts that our commercial attorney(s) handle include:
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- Nondisclosure agreements (NDA) and Confidentiality agreements
- Distribution agreements
- Licensing agreements
- Software as a Service (SaaS) agreements
- Sales Representative agreements
- Employment agreements
- Software Licensing
- Independent Contractor agreements
- Consulting Services
- Information technology (IT) Services agreements
- Cloud Computing agreements
- Customer agreements
- Vendor/Supplier contract
- Sales agreements
- Marketing agreements
- Service Provider agreements
- Data Processing Agreements
- Nondisclosure agreements (NDA) and Confidentiality agreements
We invite you to contact us at 860-836-8338 or info@maeder-law to schedule a free initial consultation with a commercial contracts and business law attorney. You may also contact us here.