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Whether you’re entering a lease, purchasing a business or on the cusp of signing a significant contract; finalising your legal documents in New Zealand can be somewhat intimidating.
This is why it’s crucial to consult with a lawyer to help you comprehend the implications of the document before you affix your signature.
You might also have an opportunity to negotiate the terms before they are set in stone. In this instance, a lawyer can assist you in preparing for these negotiations.
If you need to negotiate a contract with another party, it’s essential that your best interests are safeguarded in the agreement. A proficient lawyer will aid you in understanding the contract, your rights, which requests are legally sound and likely to be upheld, and any other provisions that could be detrimental to your business in the long term.
When Should I Consider Negotiating?
There are numerous types of contracts you might wish to negotiate, and it’s wise to engage a lawyer for Negotiation Support to ensure the clauses are meticulously crafted to suit your requirements.
These contracts include a Supply Agreement, a Business or Asset Purchase Agreement, a Commercial Lease, a Service Agreement, a Shareholders Agreement, a Profit Share Agreement and a Restraint of Trade Agreement (to name a few!).
Need Assistance?
To support you through the negotiation process, a Sprintlaw lawyer can offer you negotiation support via a phone consultation. We also have packages that provide you with written legal advice on your negotiation, so reach out at [email protected] or 0800 002 184 to discover the best option for your situation.
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