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Legal Advice for Industrial Companies

Each business sector faces contractual and regulatory risks that should be identified before commitments are undertaken. Industrial businesses depend on supply, manufacturing processes, machinery and quality commitments that should be reflected in their contracts.

What to keep in mind

Review production agreements, outsourced manufacturing, maintenance, materials, design ownership, guarantees and related-party transactions.

Interruption of a critical supplier can expose the manufacturer to downstream duties despite the absence of its own fault.

Distinctions often confused

Manufacturing, supply and maintenance arrangements have distinct risks and remedies.

Frequently asked questions

Should equipment acceptance tests be agreed?
Yes, with measurable standards, deadlines and responses to defects.
Can contracts transfer when a plant is sold?
Each assignment and applicable transfer-of-business regime must be assessed.

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