Business & Corporate Advisory
Contracts & Commercial Agreements
Contracts written so that the obligations, the exits and the remedies are all clear before anyone needs them.
Talk to us
Tell us the situation and we will tell you what we think you should do — and what it will cost.
Who this is for
- Businesses using template contracts found online
- Companies contracting with overseas counterparties
- Service providers with recurring client agreements
- Anyone asked to sign a counterparty’s standard terms
What we handle
Scope of work
Service, supply and distribution agreements
Non-disclosure and non-competition agreements
Lease, licence and franchise agreements
Loan, guarantee and security documents
Bilingual Thai–English contracts with a governing language clause
Contract negotiation on the client’s behalf
How it works
How we run the matter
- Understand the commercial deal before reading the draft
- Mark up the document with risks ranked by likelihood and cost
- Discuss which points are worth negotiating
- Redraft and exchange with the counterparty
- Finalise, execute and file
Documents to prepare
- The draft agreement and any annexes
- Term sheet, quotation or email chain recording the deal
- Company documents of both parties
- Previous agreements with the same counterparty
Common questions
Lawyers for this matter
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Founding Partner
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40+ years of courtroom and advisory experience
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Partner
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Modern legal practice, business advisory and international client support
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