When individuals and SMEs conduct business, they usually enter contracts. Our business contract dispute barristers are available to provide personal and small business legal advice on drafting and negotiating contracts. A well negotiated and drafted contract will minimise the imbalance of risks on you or your SME.
Our approach to legal practice is always to articulate creative and value-adding solutions for clients whilst delivering timely, efficient, and affordable professional services. All clients conduct their affairs within a legal context, and Mercantile Barristers’ role is to advise on the conduct of their transactions and affairs in ways that avoid conflict and disputes.
Whether by adjudication, arbitration, or litigation, Mercantile Barristers members will adopt a firm, swift and decisive approach to achieve the best possible results for clients within the shortest time. We recognise that no two cases are the same, so we will adapt our style to suit the occasion.
First, establish that the contract and its terms exist. When established, there can be a multitude of options that can be overwhelming.
Commonly, you may seek compensation outside of court; however, if that is the root you wish to take, our barristers can support you.
This is when a contract disagrees with the other party, usually about the contract’s terms or definitions, or if one party is not living up to their bargain.
Our barristers are also adept at providing legal advice to clients on the dispute resolution process regarding contract disputes.
We regularly receive instructions from small businesses and individuals on the drafting and legal disputes arising from agency agreements; collaboration agreements; confidentiality and exclusivity agreements; distribution and supply agreements; e-commerce agreements; franchise agreements; joint venture agreements; manufacturing agreements; procurement and outsourcing; service level agreements; software licences; technology transfer agreements; and terms and conditions of business.
In commercial law, a contract breach occurs when either party violates any stipulations or terms in the contract.