CONTRACT LAW

Contracts are the proper beginning to any business relationship – be it employee - employer, seller - buyer, manufacturer – wholesaler, licensor – licensee or a myriad of other commercial relationships. Contracts are the foundation of your business relationships and creating well-defined relationships will put your business on a smooth path towards success; that is why an experienced contract attorney is an essential aspect of creating a successful business entity. Often the best way to avoid litigation is to have a well-drafted contract. On the other hand, you should fully understand your rights and obligations before you sign any legal instrument. Jafari Law Group, Inc. can help your business avoid potential legal pitfalls by drafting, vetting or negotiating contracts in a variety of areas.

NEGOTIATION & DRAFTING – A mutually beneficial and long-term commercial relationship grows from a well-drafted contract.

PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENTS – Many businesses grow from friends and co-workers going out on their own and these new entities often begin as Partnerships.

NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENTS – Keeping an invention, business process or personal information private is essential to many negotiations and a nondisclosure agreement is designed to specifically address these types of concerns.

SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS - Although TV shows don’t make this seem true, very few disputes ever see the inside of a courtroom – they are settled via a Settlement Agreement.

LICENSING AGREEMENTS – When you are the owner of property and want to allow another party to use that property, a licensing agreement is a necessity.

EMPLOYEE AGREEMENTS – Small business employees will often learn a great deal about the inner-workings of your business; a well-drafted employee agreement will protect your business if, and when, those knowledgeable employees leave your company.

CORPORATE BYLAWS – These are the all important rules that govern your company and should be created when your business entity is established.

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