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Commercial Agreements Lawyers
Types of commercial agreements we prepare
Clear, well-drafted agreements protect businesses from disputes and financial risks. We ensure your contracts are legally sound and aligned with your commercial goals.
Loan Agreements – Secure lending terms that protect your financial interests when borrowing or providing funds.Â
General Security Deeds – Register security interests over assets to safeguard loans and financial arrangements.Â
Supply Agreements – Define clear terms for supply chains, minimising risks and ensuring business continuity.Â
Terms & Conditions – Establish fair and enforceable terms for customers, suppliers, and business transactions.Â
FAQs: Common questions about drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts are answered below.
Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Agreements
Do I need a lawyer to review a contract before I sign it?
It is highly advisable for significant agreements. We review contracts to identify hidden risks, ensure the terms reflect your actual understanding of the deal, and confirm that the document complies with current laws, such as the Australian Consumer Law.
What makes a commercial contract legally enforceable?
For a contract to be binding, there must be an offer, acceptance, an intention to create legal relations, and "consideration" (usually payment). We ensure your agreements are clearly drafted and properly executed to minimise the risk of the contract being challenged or found to be void.
Can a contract be modified after it has been signed?
Yes, but only if both parties agree to the changes. Most well-drafted contracts include a clause requiring any variations to be made in writing and signed by all parties. we can assist with drafting "Variations of Contract" or "Side Letters" to document these changes.