Prosper Law drafts, reviews and negotiates sales and distribution agreements. The terms of both a sales agreement and a distribution agreement can be complicated. At Prosper Law, we help to prepare and explain contracts using plain English so our clients can focus on the deal at hand.
If you want a sales agreement legal team with extensive experience working with Australian and international retailers, manufacturers and distributors, contact Prosper Law’s contract lawyers.
A lawyer can draft a template sales agreement tailored to your specific requirements. They will ensure that all the necessary terms and conditions are included in the agreement to protect your interests.
Our lawyers focus on rights regarding exclusive distribution, intellectual property, limits of liability and minimum stock requirements, to name a few.
Our sales contract templates are purpose-built to suit our clients’ business. The contracts are written using simple and easy-to-read language and are user-friendly.
If you have been presented with a sales agreement by the other party, a lawyer can review the agreement to ensure that it is fair and favourable to you.
They will identify potential risks or unfavourable clauses and advise you on negotiating or modifying the agreement.
Prosper Law’s team of lawyers understand how to identify key commercial items and put them at the forefront of the contract review process.
Our lawyers can represent you in negotiations with the other party to the sales agreement.
We use our professionalism and experience to advocate for your interests and help you secure the most favourable terms possible.
Our negotiation process may start with a schedule of departures and progress to face-to-face negotiations.
If a dispute arises regarding the sales agreement, a lawyer can assist you in enforcing the agreement and protecting your rights. We can help you to enforce your contract by taking appropriate legal action.
We take instructions on how you want us to manage your contract dispute. Whether the aim is to preserve customer relationships or get a good outcome, we're here to help.
Our dispute advice offers clear communication with our clients, so we have a full understanding of what is important to our clients.
Our sales contract legal services are offered on a fixed fee basis. Our clients know how much they will pay for our services upfront. We pride ourselves in giving our clients a positive experience and doing away with unknown legal bills.
There are lots of options when it comes to choosing legal experts. At Prosper Law, our contract lawyers have built a large portfolio of clients, receive excellent reviews and have repeat clients.
Take a look at our reviews and find out why clients across Australia choose us.
Our law firm packs a punch when it comes to the calibre of clients we work with. Our clients include international retailers and distributors and big brands.
Australian companies seek legal advice from Prosper Law because of our experience in drafting, reviewing and negotiating sales agreement terms.
Our team of contract lawyers are skilled negotiators and understand the important aspects of sales and distribution contracts.
Meet our team of professional contractual lawyers – you’ll be glad you did.
Our director works with our legal team on each sale of goods agreement. Farrah has worked with international retailers, manufacturers and distributors and has significant knowledge of the terms of a sales agreement.
Micaela has experience working in procurement for Australian businesses. Our clients benefit from Micaela’s extensive knowledge of consumer guarantees and misleading and deceptive conduct.
Krystal has a background in debt recovery and litigation. Applying this legal knowledge to a sales contract enables Krystal to put terms in place that protect our clients and ensure the purchase price is paid by the buyer.
Courtney has worked with large corporate clients on sales contract terms, including for both the seller and the buyer. Our Senior Lawyer ensures our clients’ sales agreement properly addresses key commercial terms.
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The price of a sales contract template or a sales contract that is specific to a supplier or client will depend on a number of things. For instance, the length of the agreement, price adjustment review formulas, and whether the sales contract is just for goods or goods and services. In general, Prosper Law’s clients pay between $950 to $3,500 plus GST for a sales contract template.
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The specific terms and conditions in a sales contract can. Talk to our sales contract lawyers for advice on the best terms for your business.
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