Corporate and Commercial Law
Technology: Licence and Supply Contracts – Some common issues for consideration Over my many years of experience reviewing and advising on technology-related licence and supply contracts (for suppliers and purchasers), I have seen some really good documents, but unfortunately many
Shareholder Agreements – some scenarios in favour of having one If you are a shareholder in a company with one or more other shareholders, or are about to become one, then please consider the following: The default legal position is
On far too many occasions over my 26 years of professional life to date have I seen poorly written or constructed customer-facing contracts presented by businesses looking to close some form of sales deal – many for high value. The
Understand how bargaining power shifts in IT procurement transactions – and its impact Click to read more …
“We are not fussed about the contracting process because we will never want to sue the other party anyway” – some misconceptions (by Sean Lynch) We have heard the above statement uttered in various ways by business people over the
It’s reasonably common for business people operating under a company structure to ask the above question or be confused as to why both are recommended when they “seem to do the same thing”. For companies with two or more shareholders,
