Commercial Contracts

A company’s contracts are more than mandatory legal paperwork. Well-drafted contracts protect the business, prevent disputes and make growth possible. In practice, many of the problems companies run into arise because matters were not agreed on in time, or because the contracts do not reflect how the business actually operates.

BOWA Legal helps companies build sets of contracts that keep supporting the business when circumstances change. Our aim is not to produce the longest or most complex contracts possible, but contracts that work in practice.

The contracts a company needs depend on its industry, stage of growth and business model. Some contracts, however, are critical for almost every company in terms of risk management, decision-making and continuity.

What contract matters do we help with?

We assist companies with a wide range of commercial contracts and specific business situations, such as:

• Consulting and professional services agreements
• SaaS and IT agreements
• Licensing and right-of-use agreements
• Distribution and reseller agreements
• Agency and commission agreements
• Franchise agreements
• Influencer and marketing collaboration agreements
• Investment and financing agreements
• Lease agreements and commercial leases
• Intellectual property agreements
• International contracts
• Contract negotiations and contract risk assessments
• Updating outdated contracts

Contracts should not slow your business down

A company’s contracts should support growth, cooperation and decision-making — not make day-to-day operations heavier. That is why our approach is practical: we understand the realities of business as well as the law.

A good contract:

• Clarifies responsibilities and expectations
• Prevents disputes before they arise
• Protects the company’s cash flow and business
• Enables faster decision-making
• Increases the company’s value, for example in financing and M&A situations

When should you involve a lawyer?

Companies often contact a lawyer only once a problem has already arisen. In practice, most contract disputes could have been avoided with proactive legal work.

It is worth reviewing your contracts especially when:

• your company is growing quickly
• your business is expanding internationally
• new owners or investors are coming on board
• you are using old or copied contract templates
• your cooperation models are changing
• your business involves significant financial risks

We help build sets of contracts that support your company’s business now and in the future.

Get in touch — let’s make your contracts a competitive advantage for your company.