Commercial contracts in Paris 8
Structuring
Protect
Negotiate
A well-drafted contract is a security tool
A commercial contract is never a mere formality. It is a strategic lever: it frames the business relationship, secures reciprocal commitments, protects economic interests and anticipates disputes. Every word counts: an imprecise clause can weaken your position or generate costly litigation.
We assist managers, companies and investors in drafting, analyzing and negotiating their commercial contracts, whether one-off or structural, national or international.
Our areas of expertise
Each contract is tailor-made, taking into account the operational, financial and sectoral issues specific to your business.
Current contracts
General terms and conditions, distribution, subcontracting, services
Strategic agreements
partnership, franchise, license, exclusivity, joint venture
Intra-group relations
cash management agreements, rebilling, management fees
Sensitive clauses
liability, termination, confidentiality, non-competition, intellectual property
Preventing disputes
rigorous drafting, choice of applicable law and jurisdiction
Negotiation support
drafting amendments, leading discussions, actively defending your interests
We advise those who decide
We support French and foreign entrepreneurs, investors, SMEs and family groups in their plans to sell or buy assets: companies, businesses, hotels, real estate or auctions.
Our mission: to structure the transaction, secure the risks and optimize its legal and tax implications, within a clear, understandable and controlled framework.
Why use a lawyer for your contracts?
A good contract protects as much as it commits. It allows you to :
Secure your commitments
Prevent conflicts and limit risks
Defend your interests right from the negotiation phase
Adapt each clause to the economic and legal realities of your sector
The essential elements of a sound commercial contract
- Clear, delimited object of the relationship
- Term, renewal and termination conditions
- Precise financial terms (prices, deadlines, late payment penalties)
- Strict division of obligations between the parties
- Limitation of liability and insurance coverage
- Confidentiality undertakings and non-competition clauses
- Anticipation of unforeseen events: revision or contingency clause
- Dispute settlement: applicable law, competent jurisdiction or arbitration clause
A contract to be drafted, revised or renegotiated?
We support you with rigor, responsiveness and strategy.
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