Contracts
- Commercial agreements (sales, distribution, cooperation)
- Contracts (construction, works, services)
- Leases (commercial lease, residential lease, common lease: offices, garages, warehouses)
- Leases (movable or immovable property)
- Purchase agreements of goods or real estate
- Licence and use contracts (software, trademarks, know-how)
- Agreements between shareholders or partners
- Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)
- General contractual advice and interpretation in case of discussion or ambiguity
Contracts
Doing business is taking risks. Therefore, it is important to minimise the risk of disputes, damages or breach of contract. To minimise all risks, a good contract is essential.
We assist you with all your questions regarding (commercial) contracts such as commercial agency, commercial lease, distribution contracts, franchise contracts, cooperation contracts, joint venture and all other possible (commercial) contracts. We advise you in the pre-contractual phase on all your options and assist you during negotiations, always with one aim: to minimise the risk of liability, damage or breach of contract.
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The Bannister team
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When drafting or reviewing agreements, we provide tailor-made contracts to suit the specific needs of your business. Whether it is a simple agreement or a complex contract, we ensure that it always suits the company's situation, without unnecessary complexity.

Frequently asked questions
Standard contracts are everywhere, but often do not provide the certainty they seem to promise. Many of these documents contain generic clauses that can be harmful in certain situations or simply do not fit a company's specific needs. It is our job to thoroughly evaluate these documents, identify the clauses that are relevant or risky for the client and suggest adjustments that actually fit the client's situation. Only through this tailor-made approach can a contract actually provide protection and avoid legal risks.
A watertight contract includes clear agreements on liability, payment terms and delivery. Also ensure confidentiality provisions , non-compete clauses and dispute resolution through the courts to properly direct legal proceedings. It is important to check that the contract complies with legislation in your sector and covers sector-specific risks. Engaging a specialised lawyer helps to protect your interests in the best possible way. After all, you are experts in your field, we in ours.
