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San Diego Business Contract Attorney

Assistance with Drafting, Review & Enforcement of Business Contracts in California

Business arrangements hinge on the language and requirements set out in contracts.

At Purdy & Bailey, LLP, our experienced and dedicated business contract team offers full-service representation for:

  • Drafting
  • Reviewing
  • And enforcing business contracts

Our business contract attorneys in San Diego offer trustworthy legal advice on contract drafting and implement strategic legal representation when enforcing or litigating a contract.

If you are in need of trusted counsel for business contract law, contact us online or call (858) 360-7080. Our business contract lawyers in San Diego are ready to help.

Protect Your Business with a Comprehensive Contract Review

At Purdy & Bailey, LLP, our experienced business contract lawyers in San Diego can help protect your company from potential legal disputes by providing a thorough review of all your business contracts. A comprehensive review can help ensure that your contracts are legally binding, and enforceable, and protect your company's interests.

Our contract review process includes:

  • Identifying any ambiguous or unclear provisions
  • Ensuring compliance with state and federal laws
  • Assessing potential risks and liabilities
  • Suggesting revisions or amendments to strengthen the contract
  • Providing guidance on contractual obligations and performance

Don't leave your business contracts to chance. Let us help you protect your company and its assets with a comprehensive contract review.

What is Included in a Business Contract?

When writing a business contract, it is best to keep these ideas in mind:

  • Address all possible situations that may arise. Consider having contingency plans for a scenario that is not ideal and some worst-case scenarios.
  • Ensure that the language is not too ambiguous so that the terms not clearly defined.

Tips for writing a business contract:

  • Get it in writing. Oral contracts are common, however, it is best to have a business contract in writing so that there is written proof and it is clear to both parties what the specific terms are.
  • Utilize language that you and all parties can understand -- it is not necessary to use “legalese”.
  • Be very detailed when it comes to the rights and obligations of each party -- for example, use specific dates, amounts, acceptable methods of payment, etc.
  • The other party (or parties) will have access to your business practices, even trade secrets, so be sure to include a clause that stops other parties from sharing your information.
  • Include language that deals with how the contract will be terminated.
  • If you are working with parties outside of your state, be sure to consider how their state laws will affect the contract.
  • Consider including a mediation and arbitration clause -- both of these options are cheaper than litigation in court.

To ensure that your contract is enforceable and valid, reach out to our business contact attorneys in San Diego. We have decades of experience and will gladly provide the counsel needed to ensure that your business runs smoothly.

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