Preparing of the documents

International contract law regulates relations in which the parties are located in different countries, respectively, different legal systems, different languages, different rules are applied to relations, which complicates the work process and provides for all the subtle points. Before starting work with a new partner / counterparty, he may ask you, just as you can do, for documents on the company, an extract to check your company before starting work, to make sure of your integrity. But it’s not worth saying that even if your partner has passed the company’s check and a cooperation agreement has been signed, then one of the parties may default on its obligations, in which case the agreement will be the only lever of influence on an unscrupulous partner, and it is important that this “ lever” was the most effective.

Business cannot exist without contractual relations. It doesn’t matter if you are just starting your startup or have been working in the market for many years, you will always need well-formed relationships with counterparties. A properly drawn up contract will help minimize the risks of a party failing to fulfill its obligations, and in case of their violation, it will help to hold the party liable. To do this, it is important to foresee all the subtleties and potential risks, put it on paper in accordance with legal regulations and consolidate the agreement.

Types of contracts that are likely to be needed in your activities:

• partnership agreements;
• Contracts for the sale of goods, services;
• Supply contracts;
• Software development contracts;
• Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA);
• Non-Competition Agreements (NCAs);
• lease agreements;
• Staff recruitment contracts;
• And others.

Also, the specialists of our company can help you in the preparation of new documents for the company, namely:

• Extract from the register;
• Protocol for the company to make changes;
• Power of attorney;
• Much more.

Stages of work:

• Obtaining information and documents necessary for the provision of the selected service;
• Consultation and decision making on the development of the appropriate type of document or ordering one;
• Coordination with the client of all the necessary terms of the contract (subject, cost, payment terms, terms, etc.);
• Development of a draft document by specialists;
• Transfer to the client of the draft contract/required document.

If you need to draw up an agreement to formalize relationships with a counterparty or make changes to the structure of an already established company, as well as check the counterparty and its documents for compliance with the law and your interests, please contact White and Partners specialists.

If you have any questions or would like to order a service, contact the specialists of White and Partners for a detailed consultation or an individual calculation of the service by following this Link.