Did you know that in Florida, contracts can be both written and verbal? This means that a contract between two parties (individuals and/or businesses) are legally enforceable even if there is no written document.
Of course, written contracts are always preferable because they clearly state the obligations of each party to the agreement and provide the basis for enforcing the agreement in court if necessary.
At Bennett Law Center, our experienced business attorneys help owners draft, review and enforce contracts formed in the state of Florida. If you have questions about a contract, or need help writing one, contact our office today to speak with a Groveland business contracts lawyer.
At Bennett Law Center, we consider clients to be a member of our team. Our contract attorneys will sit with you to review your business goals and create a contract that helps you achieve them. Learn more about our law firm and meet the team you will be working with by clicking the link below!
Contracts form the basis of every successful business relationship. At Bennett Law Center, our Groveland commercial contract attorneys assist businesses with the following:
If you are entering into a contractual relationship with another person or business, it is important to understand every term of the agreement before signing. Having an experienced attorney review the contract can provide assurance that your business interests are protected in the event that there is a disagreement or dispute related to the agreement.
Contracts can be written or oral. In fact, some of history’s most famous contracts were written on napkins, spare pieces of paper or sealed with nothing more than a handshake. However, entering into a business relationship without a contract is extremely risky. Your business should operate with professionally drafted, negotiated, and reviewed contracts. A Groveland business contract attorney can help with this.
Not every contract you encounter will have favorable terms for your business. This does not mean, however, that you will be unable to enter into the agreement. It may just mean that you need to negotiate the terms before signing. Hiring an experienced Groveland business contract lawyer to negotiate the contract on your behalf can go a long way in securing a contract that helps you acheive your business goals. Call today to learn more about the services we provide.
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