A customer has sent its terms.
Understand the payment obligations, liability provisions, and termination rights before committing your business.
New York / Delaware
Before You Sign.
Business contract review, drafting and negotiation.
Legal counsel for established businesses negotiating customer, vendor, service, distribution, and licensing agreements. Finkel Associates drafts and negotiates contracts with attention to the commercial relationship, the obligations you undertake, and the consequences if things do not go as planned.
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Your business. Your next decision.
An agreement to sign. A business decision to make.
Your standard agreement needs work.
Create terms that reflect how you actually deliver services, collect payment, and manage customer relationships.
Negotiations have stalled.
Identify the legal and commercial issues that matter, and work toward terms the business can accept.
Scope of representation
Focused on the work at hand.
The work begins with the proposed transaction and your commercial objectives. The firm identifies material risks, drafts or revises the agreement, and negotiates terms with the other side. Advice addresses both the language on the page and how the agreement will operate in practice.
- Customer and vendor agreements
- Master services agreements and statements of work
- Supply and distribution agreements
- Licensing and confidentiality agreements
- Contract amendments, renewals, and termination terms
Feliks Finkel is the founder of Finkel Associates and is admitted to practice in New York and Delaware. His experience in financial markets informs his advice on transactions, business disputes, and the financial interests at stake.
The firm explains the legal position, available options, and likely business consequences so clients can make informed decisions.
Representative matters ↗Discuss your agreement.
Contact the firm about an agreement you need drafted, reviewed, or negotiated. If there is a signing deadline, please mention it.
Please provide only a general description of your matter. Do not send confidential information or documents until invited to do so. Contacting the firm does not establish an attorney-client relationship or mean the firm has agreed to protect a deadline.