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Business contracts & disputes
Commercial agreements, construction and EPC contracts, delivery disputes and trade debts.
A contract should work alongside the business itself: the scope of work, delivery process and payment conditions.
An industrial-engineering background helps connect contractual wording with machinery, costs, site constraints and the order in which work is performed. Review focuses on obligations and the evidence of completion.
When a dispute has already arisen, separate agreed and disputed amounts, organise the notification history and review the record before issuing a notice or signing a replacement agreement.
Matters for review
- Drafting and reviewing business contracts
- Scope, milestones and variations in construction/EPC
- Quality, delivery and acceptance disputes
- Demand preparation and trade-debt assessment
Documents to prepare
- Agreements, annexes, quotations and purchase orders
- Delivery, acceptance and defect notices
- Emails, chats, invoices and payment history
Getting started
- Share a short summary and key dates.
- Review the records and the help you need.
- Discuss the approach and confirm scope before work starts.
Service questions
Can a matter be reviewed without one signed agreement?
Start with purchase orders, emails, delivery records and payments, then examine what each document establishes.
Is a chat agreeing additional work enough?
Its detail, authorship, approval authority and the contract terms must be examined together.
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