Terms and Conditions for your Business

We work with businesses to draft, review and update terms and conditions that reflect how your business actually operates. They go on a journey to mirror your customers journey including payment terms, delivery arrangements, liability clauses and both parties’ expectations.

We ensure you are matched with one of our team that understands your sector and gives you a clear, in plain English set of terms ensuring you can concentrate on running your business as smooth as possible.

We will provide you with:

• tailored terms and conditions to protect your business;

• guidance to reduce the risk of disputes.

Whether you’re selling goods or offering services, we’ll ensure you get them right.

Why do I need terms and conditions?

Simply put, if you do not have T&Cs in place, you are putting your business at risk. They are crucial when it comes to each party understanding their obligations and responsibilities to one another.

Are your current terms and conditions fit for purpose?

Terms and conditions are those annoying documents that don’t seem all that important until a problem occurs. There is always something that takes precedence over checking if your terms of business remain fit for purpose. As a small business, you’re perhaps more interested in getting that new client, sorting out your marketing plan or chasing payments that have not yet been received. However, having a review of your current terms and checking if they are fit for purpose takes just a few minutes and could save you thousands in the long run.

Why do you need drafted terms and conditions that are bespoke to your business?

You may have been lucky so far where both your business-to-business transactions and consumer contracts are problem-free. In reality, things sometimes go wrong. Some clients may try to get out of paying or not do what you need them to do for you to complete your services. This is where a contract review comes in. A contract with bespoke terms and conditions provides certainty, clarity and compliance, minimising the risk of commercial disputes and consumer complaints.

While you can contract verbally or by email, you should always ensure the communications make it clear that any contractual negotiations will be subject to your terms and conditions.

Benefits of seeking professional advice

Contacting us and investing in some terms and conditions will save you time, money and stress in the future.

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Contacting us will eradicate these risks and result in terms and conditions which work for you and your business.

Terms and conditions require careful consideration and may throw up unexpected questions or issues, including payment clauses, effects of termination, limitations of liability, intellectual property and any guarantees.