FOR BUSINESSES
Contracts define how a company conducts its business relationships and protects its interests. Murar și Asociații assists with drafting, reviewing and negotiating agreements and managing issues arising during performance.
We align legal terms with the transaction itself: what each party supplies, when payment is due and the remedies available if obligations are not met.
We define obligations, delivery or service conditions, acceptance of works, payment, security, liability and termination. Negotiation aims to allocate responsibilities and risks clearly, in line with the company’s objectives.
Our assistance covers sale, supply, distribution, transport, works, lease, loan, franchise and service agreements. Where there is an international element, we also examine governing law and dispute resolution clauses.
We advise on interpreting terms, amending obligations and addressing non-performance. We prepare amendments, notices and documents needed to end the contractual relationship.
For late payment and other disputes, we coordinate contractual steps with debt recovery and the preparation of evidence for potential litigation.
Financial difficulty does not itself change contractual obligations. We examine the terms, the allocation of risk and the conditions for relying on force majeure or hardship. Our analysis of these mechanisms explains the distinction between an impediment to performance and an obligation that has become excessively onerous.
The draft agreement, annexes, offer and a description of the transaction. Commercial objectives, terms already negotiated and the decision deadline are also relevant.
A useful contract review starts with the transaction, rather than a standard template. Before a draft is negotiated, identify what your company needs to deliver, receive and protect.
Bring the signed contract and amendments, the record of deliveries or services, invoices and relevant correspondence. A short chronology should distinguish what was agreed, what happened and what each party is now requesting. This helps connect a proposed amendment, negotiation or response to the evidence available.
State whether you need a new agreement, a review of a draft, support in negotiation or advice on a contract already signed. Describe the transaction, the counterparty and any approaching decision date. Detailed or confidential documents can be organised after the initial discussion and conflict check.
Meet our lawyers and see how we organise an engagement. For the wider business context, consult The Legal Guide to Your Business.
Discuss a commercial contractLegal terms should reflect the transaction: what each party supplies, when payment is due, what security is available and how non-performance is addressed. In cross-border relationships, applicable-law and dispute-resolution provisions also require attention. Share the draft agreement and the commercial objectives of the negotiation.
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