Contracts & Commercial Agreements

Contract Drafting & Review

Professional drafting and red-lining of all commercial contracts — sales, services, supply, and project contracts.

Overview

A contract is only as good as its drafting. Vague definitions, weak limitation of liability clauses, missing termination provisions, and ambiguous payment terms are the most common reasons commercial disputes end in litigation. Corpus Juris Legal drafts and reviews contracts with the precision of counsel that has litigated their failure.

Key Service Components

◆Sales and purchase agreements
◆Service agreements and MSAs
◆Supply and procurement contracts
◆Project and EPC contracts
◆Master Service Agreements with SOWs
◆Contract red-lining and negotiation
◆Contract template library creation
◆Force majeure and MAC clause advisory

Why This Matters for Your Business

Every litigation we handle was preceded by a poorly drafted contract. Investing in good drafting is always cheaper than the dispute it prevents.

Our Approach

We draft from the perspective of enforcement — what happens when this clause is contested? Our contracts are clear, complete, and designed to close deals, not create disputes.

Insights on This Topic

Dispute Resolution

Drafting an Effective Arbitration Clause for Indian Commercial Contracts

A poorly drafted arbitration clause is worse than no arbitration clause — it creates threshold disputes about the very forum meant to resolve disputes. How to get it right.

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Commercial Contract Dispute: Should You Litigate or Arbitrate? A Cost-Benefit Analysis

The choice between litigation and arbitration in a commercial contract dispute is not a binary preference — it depends on the sum at stake, the urgency of interim relief, the enforceability needs, and the evidentiary posture of each party.

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