Commercial Transactions

and Business Agreements

 

Businesses are conducting more business-to-business (B-2-B) transactions today than ever before. Given the increased level of competition and higher customer standards, businesses must now develop long-term relationships with their customers, suppliers and independent contractors.

 

Business owners must view these relationships as "strategic partnerships" built on mutual trust and commitment. As a result, it’s critical that businesses customize their own commercial agreements which will allow them to build and maintain these relationships.

 

As entrepreneurs themselves, our attorneys are specially equipped to create business agreements, which are mutually beneficial to you and your customers, suppliers or other third parties.

 

Our attorneys will work with you to identify the critical issues in your strategic relationships and create customized documents which will protect your company's interests and nurture these long term relationships.

 

In addition to creating new agreements, we can also assist with updating or amending your existing agreements so that they are mutually beneficial and comply with the appropriate state and federal laws.

 

Here’s a sample of the commercial agreements that are used by most businesses:

 

1. Customer Service Agreements

2. Distribution and Supplier Agreements

3. Commercial Lease Agreements

4. Franchise and licensing Agreements

5. Operating and Shareholder Agreements

6. Management and Buy-Sell Agreements

7. Private lending and Venture Capital Agreements

 

For more information about these and other business agreements  for your company, as well as about assessing your your existing agreements, contact John Carter who manages Insyght Legal's Contract and Commercial Transaction Group at 248-785-3400.