Legal Business Representation
Oct 12, 2015
NOELLE MINTO, ESQ.
Contracts made in California are presumed to include an implied-in-law covenant of fair dealing and good faith. This clearly means that each party to a contract agrees to not violate the letter or the spirit of a contract. Although this would seem to be obvious, contracts can be more complicated than the parties anticipated when the intent is obscured by complications that were not anticipated.
Our law firm protects a business or organization from the problems that can give rise to complications and litigation. Courts are burdened with lawsuits involving contract disputes, and most of these could be prevented by appropriate and inclusive contract language. Even contract violations can be resolved without litigation if a party to the contract is willfully violating the contract. Problems arise when the contract language is ambiguous or does not protect against possible complications. Skilled contract negotiation in Orange County will prevent these problems.
We can stand with you when you are engaged in a contract negotiation in Orange County. Our attorneys have an extensive history of representing well established companies and start-up companies. Our attorneys are experienced in forming a business and in creating high-stakes business contracts. Although our law firm has considerable experience with litigation, our objective is to focus on structuring contracts that will not create unnecessary disputes or avoidable complications. We will help your company or organization avoid burdensome attorney’s fees and the distraction from your core business that litigation often requires.
A good written contract includes the exchanges to be made by the parties and the foreseeable complications that might arise from these exchanges. Contract law requires that contracts be written in language that can be universally interpreted by businesses, attorneys and the courts. The specificity this language provides will prevent many complications and disputes. Our attorneys are skilled and experienced in developing contracts with the proper language. They understand that a good written contract will specify which party has the responsibility for resolving any complication. Of course, a contract should also cover the terms that make the contract applicable to all parties.
When you engage our law firm for assistance with a contract negotiation in Orange County, you can be assured that we realize your business is unique, and it is important for us to understand your way of conducting business. We represent businesses, directors and shareholders in all transactions including but not limited to acquisitions, buy-sell agreements, internal and external contracts, third-party agreements and pre-litigation disputes. We can be your in-house counsel, and you can avoid the overhead costs of having staff attorneys.
Disclaimer: This article is intended to provide a general summary of laws in the State of California and should not be construed as a legal opinion nor a complete legal analysis of the subject matter. Noelle Minto is an attorney at NM Law, APC in Tustin, California, a law firm specializing in Trusts & Estates and Business Transactions.
NOELLE MINTO, ESQ.
Ms. Minto has been a business and estates transactional attorney based in California since 2003. Her practice is now located in Tustin, CA but represents individuals and entities based throughout the United States and abroad. Phone: (949) 253-0000, Email: info@mintocounselors.com