Sherayzen Law Office’s contract legal services may be divided into three major sections:

A. Contract Drafting and Negotiation

Sherayzen Law Office offers a full spectrum of high-quality, customized contract drafting services. The following is the description of the types of contracts we typically handle:

Acquisition and Sale of Business Contracts: this service is offered as part of our business law practice and includes Asset Purchase Agreements, Stock Purchase Agreements, and Mergers.

Commercial Contracts: Release (by Seller), Sale of Goods Contracts and Service Contracts.

Employment Contracts: Consulting Agreements, Employment Agreements, and Independent Contractor Agreements.

Governance Contracts: Bylaws, Founders’ Agreements, Shareholders’ Agreements, Partnership Agreements, Limited Liability Company Member Control Agreements, Limited Liability Company Operating Agreements, Voting Agreements, and Buy/Sell Agreements.

Intellectual Property Contracts: (Internet) Disclaimers, Franchise Agreements, Intellectual Property Transfer Agreements, Intellectual Property Licensing Agreements, Non-Competition Agreements, and Non-Disclosure Agreements.

Sale of Goods Contracts: International Sales Contracts (including Incoterms Consulting), U.S. Sale of Goods Contracts.

Service Contracts: Consulting Agreements, Independent Contractor Agreements, International Employment Agreements, and Internet Agreements.

B. Contract Consultation

Recognizing the widespread need of its clients for contract consultation services, Sherayzen Law Office offers a comprehensive review of a wide range of contracts, including those types of contracts listed above.

While providing our contract consultation services, we strive to achieve three goals. First, we explain to you the provisions of the contract and the obligations of all parties. Second, we make sure that the contract correctly reflects the terms agreed upon by the parties, and that your interests are adequately protected by the contract. This also involves anticipating future problems and determining whether the contract provides a reasonable way to solve such problems. Finally, that the contract provides for an “exit”- an opportunity for you to terminate your contractual obligations within reasonable time and with minimum expense.

C. Contract Litigation

When you retain Sherayzen Law Office to represent you in a contract dispute litigation, you get a vigorous advocate of your legal position who is thorough, detail-orientated and possesses strong litigation skills, with the analytical ability to identify and achieve effective resolutions. We recognize that litigation is a means to an end and structure our litigation strategies in such a way as to protect and enforce your business interests.

Contract litigation is not only about ambiguous, competing or contradictory clauses, but it also involves understanding the facts of your case and the likely judicial interpretation of the underlying agreement. Therefore, the knowledge of the contract construction rules (i.e. how the contract should be interpreted) and conflict-of-laws rules (i.e. which state’s or country’s rules of interpretation should apply) is indispensable in contract litigation.

The following is the list of types of contract disputes that Sherayzen Law Office accepts: breach of contract disputes, commercial litigation, contract interpretation disputes (including litigation about parties’ rights and obligations), implied contracts, purchase contracts, service agreements, and most other types of contract disputes.

Throughout our representation, we adhere to the principal of personal attention to your case and your legal needs. Whether you retain us for the purposes of contract negotiation, consultation or litigation, you will have an easy access to your attorney and a prompt answer to your questions.

As always, our main goal is to achieve the most satisfactory result for the client!

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