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Legal Review of Contracts with Corporate Customers

An effective commercial contract should work both during ordinary performance and when disagreement arises. Large customers often impose general terms, penalties, acceptance criteria and strict performance requirements.

What to keep in mind

Review scope, ordering process, price, evidence of service, payment, indemnities, liability caps and unilateral changes.

Accepting standard terms without assessing total exposure can threaten profitability.

Distinctions often confused

The customer's commercial leverage does not make every imposed provision automatically lawful or balanced.

Frequently asked questions

Should a supplier accept a corporate customer's standard contract as written?
Not without examining the allocation of commercial and legal risks.
Can liability caps be negotiated?
Often yes, subject to applicable mandatory limitations.

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