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In the third edition of AGA's 'Trends' thought leadership pieces, our international business lawyers provide clients with insights into Commercial Contracts.

PRICE NEGOTIATIONS:

With the surging cost of raw materials and parts, whether you are a supplier or customer, make sure to include a contractual clause that addresses price fluctuation in your contracts. A handshake agreement is not enough when negotiating a commercial contract. Legal professionals can help you understand the law to protect your business against changing circumstances in your jurisdiction, helping to reduce the risk of commercial litigation.

CONTRACT OBLIGATIONS:

As economic and geo-political events impact trusted trading relationships, there has been an increased focus on parties’ contractual rights and obligations, and it is crucial that business owners are aware of the key clauses that affect their core business contracts and ensure that these meet the current and future needs of their business.

SECURITY:

With disruptions taking place to supply chains around the world, it is more important than ever to include a force majeure clause in your commercial contracts that provides proper protection, and to review your existing contracts to see what risks they present. Lawyers can help you to implement force majeure provisions that work in your jurisdiction and meet your business needs.

Together as One:

AGA provides a cost-efficient legal service model whereby large and small companies can access support in protecting and growing their businesses in over 300 business centers in 95 countries worldwide. You can count on team members who adhere to common service standards that emphasise responsiveness, clear communication, transparency, and technical excellence. For assistance with all business law matters in any country, contact businesslaw@alliottglobal.com

Further Reading:

Trends - Force Majeure

Trends - Cyber Security

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