by Lawpoint | Jan 14, 2022 | Contracts |
If you are selling goods or services, two key commercial aspects of any contract are the price and payment provisions. Whilst it is rare that a supplier actually overlooks to state a price or when it expects to get paid, in a properly written contract there are...
by Lawpoint | Dec 17, 2021 | Contracts, Uncategorized |
What is “battle of the forms”? “Battle of the forms” is the name given to the situation where two businesses are both trying to get the other to do business on its terms. It occurs when a service provider supplies services on its terms and conditions of sale/supply,...
by Lawpoint | Nov 12, 2021 | Contracts |
The quick answer is, legally, probably not! However, as always with law it’s not quite that simple! When you need a contract There are certain instances where a written contract is required by law – such as for the sale of property or data processing...
by Lawpoint | Oct 21, 2021 | Contracts |
For anyone who has ever sold a business or sought investment in it or had to report to a formal Board, they will know that everything is all about risk. Risk is inevitable and has to be managed and the contract is a part of a business’ risk management strategy. The...
by Lawpoint | Oct 11, 2021 | Contracts |
We don’t like to tell clients “you must have a contract”, although as contract lawyers of course it is something we would recommend! And where you are engaging freelancers there are a few reasons why having a contract is key. Intellectual property rights It is a...
by Lawpoint | Sep 21, 2021 | Contracts |
3 top tips for non lawyers In our last Bloody Contracts blog, we explained that businesses do not have to be beholden to lawyers to deal with contracts. In a subsequent webinar, we gave some insights into how legal systems are set up in larger business to manage risk...
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