CONTRACTS LAWYERS DRAFTING AGREEMENTS THAT PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS FROM LEGAL DISPUTE

Business Contracts & Agreement Lawyers in India

Legal issues are a part of running a business. SPJ Advocates helps businesses stay protected by preparing clear, reliable, and legally strong contracts. Our contract lawyers use their practical experience to draft agreements that are easy to understand, legally valid, and customized to your business needs. Our contract drafting lawyers review contracts that work in real ground situations, so your operations continue smoothly and with confidence. When you reach out to us, our legal team works closely with you to create custom contracts that protect your business interests.

Our contract lawyers have wide experience supporting businesses across different industries with:.

  • Sale, Purchase, and Service Agreements: Drafting and reviewing all types of commercial contracts, including sale agreements, purchase agreements, service contracts, and deeds.
  • Distribution & Dealership Agreements: Structuring distribution and dealership agreements to clearly define territories, pricing, obligations, and termination rights.
  • Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs): Drafting NDAs to protect your confidential information during discussions, partnerships, and business negotiations.
  • Franchise Agreements: Well-structured franchise agreements that clearly define rights, obligations, and responsibilities of both franchisors and franchisees, minimizing legal risks.
  • Consultancy & Freelancer Agreements: Customized consultancy agreements that safeguard consultants and businesses from misunderstandings, payment disputes, and future legal issues.
  • Collaboration, Joint venture, and Partnership Agreements: Helping businesses set up collaborations, joint ventures, and partnerships, by clearly defining partner roles, profit-sharing ratios, risk allocation, and exit clauses.

So, if you are a business owner or decision-maker in need of specialist contract law or legal agreement assistance, contact SPJ Advocates' commercial law division at +91 8920245815. Our business contract lawyers provide legal assistance to businesses across India, including Gurgaon, Noida, and Delhi, with their contracts, agreements, and deeds to ensure the best commercial outcomes.

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In addition to drafting contracts and agreements, how Our Contract Lawyers Support Your Business?

We strongly believe that contract law is not just about drafting documents—it is about helping your business grow safely and confidently. The right legal advice can strengthen business relationships, increase commercial value, and reduce the risks involved in everyday business transactions. We provide businesses with comprehensive legal support in the following areas as well:

  • Contract Negotiation Support: Assisting clients during contract negotiations and providing ongoing legal guidance throughout the agreement lifecycle.
  • Warranty & Indemnity Clauses: Guiding clients on warranties and indemnities by explaining risks, protecting against losses, and enforcing legal rights when disputes arise.
  • Terms & Conditions: Preparing clear, easy-to-understand terms and conditions that protect your business and comply with legal requirements.
  • Commercial Contract Advisory: Advising on business arrangements, performance obligations, and legally enforceable commercial terms.
  • Contract Improvement & Risk Review: Reviewing existing contracts and suggesting improvements to strengthen protection and ensure compliance with current laws.

Whatever your business goals may be, our experienced contract lawyers in India stand by your side to help you achieve them with confidence and complete legal protection.

What should be the key contract elements that protect your business from legal disputes?

Every contract and agreement must meet certain legal standards to be enforceable. When contracts are drafted without proper legal knowledge, important details can be missed. This can lead to confusion, disputes, or even make the contract invalid in court. A well-written contract clearly explains the terms and conditions agreed upon by both parties and helps avoid misunderstandings. Experienced contract lawyers ensure that agreements are fair, balanced, and legally sound, so neither party can easily challenge the terms later.

Professional Contract Drafting

Some contracts involve detailed business terms that can be hard to manage without the help of legal expert, which is why having a contract lawyer makes a real difference. Contract lawyers don't just prepare documents but also help you to understand them. They carefully draft, review, and finalize agreements terms to make sure your business interests are protected. They also highlight important clauses and documents that can protect you and your business from problems in future.

Staying Compliant With Current Laws

Many business owners are unaware of the laws and industry rules that apply to contracts. These laws can change over time, making it difficult to stay updated without legal expertise. Contract lawyers understand these changes and ensure your contracts and agreement meet legal requirements and remain enforceable.

Clear and Easy-to-Understand Contracts

Contract language is often written in legal terms that can be difficult to understand. When important details are unclear or not properly understood, it can create problems, financial losses, and legal disputes. Contract lawyers help simplify the language, explain what each clause really means, and refine the contract so it is clear, balanced, and easy for all parties to understand.

Eliminating Costly Mistakes

Contracts don't fail because of bad intentions—they fail because of missed details and costly mistakes. Unclear wording or incomplete terms can weaken an agreement and expose your business to unexpected risks. Experienced contract lawyers carefully review and refine contracts, identify weak points, and strengthen the contract language so your agreements work exactly as planned.

Why Choose SPJ Advocates as your Business Contract Lawyer?

We Draft Contracts That Actually Work

We don't take contract drafting as just a legal formality. We understand its importance, which is why we draft contracts to actually work. Every agreement is written with real business situations in mind, so there's less confusion, fewer disputes, and greater peace of mind for you.

We Think Like You Do—As Business People

Before drafting a contract, we understand your business goals. Then we shape the agreement to support growth, protect your interests, and keep things moving—without unnecessary legal hurdles.

Personal Attention You Can Rely On

With us, you're never just another client. You'll get clear answers, , and a legal team who stays with you from start to finish. We focus on building trust, not just closing files—because your success matters to us.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) on Contracts & Agreements

A contested divorce happens when one spouse wants a divorce, but the other disagrees — or both cannot agree on terms like property, alimony, or child custody. Whereas mutual consent divorce is simpler because both partners agree to separate peacefully and jointly file in court.
  • An agreement is when two or more people agree on something (offer and acceptance).
  • A contract is an agreement that the law will enforce.
In simple words all contracts are agreements, but not all agreements are contracts. Some agreements are not legally enforceable, so they don't become contracts.
For a contract to be legally valid, it must have:
  • Free consent - no force, no pressure on parties
  • Capable parties - parties must be legally able to contract
  • Legal consideration - something of value (money, service, promise)
  • Lawful purpose - the object must be legal
  • Not illegal or void - under law
If any of these are missing, the contract may not be enforceable.
Yes, most business contracts are custom-made based on the nature of business and its requirement. They usually cover things like:
  • Payment terms and pricing
  • Work scope, timelines, and service standards
  • Exit terms like termination, lock-in, and notice period
  • Confidentiality, IP ownership, non-solicitation
  • Liability limits and indemnity
  • How disputes will be resolved (court or arbitration)
A customized contract protects you much better than a ready to go template.
Yes, if you don't want to stuck in legal dispute in later stage.
Startups or new businesses often face issues like:
  • Co-founder disputes and equity fights
  • Confusion over who owns the product, code, or brand
  • Payment issues with vendors or clients
  • Employee exits, confidentiality, and misuse of data
A contract lawyer helps you prevent problems before they happen.
Most new businesses usually need:
  • Founders' Agreement / Shareholders' Agreement
  • Employment or Consultant Agreements
  • NDA / Confidentiality Agreement
  • Service Agreement or Master Service Agreement
  • Vendor or Supplier Agreements
  • Client Contracts
  • Office Lease or Leave & License Agreement
  • Website Terms of Use and Privacy Policy
  • IP Assignment agreements (to secure ownership of work)
Not all businesses need all of these—but most need several of them.
If one party does not follow the contract, the other party can:
  • Send a legal notice and try to settle
  • Claim money compensation for losses
  • Ask the court to force performance or stop wrongful actions
  • Go for arbitration if the contract has an arbitration clause
Depending on the situation, the law allows:
  • Compensation/Damages for financial loss
  • Pre-agreed damages or penalty, if properly written
  • Specific performance (forcing the other party to do what they promised)
  • Injunctions (court orders to stop an action)
  • Cancellation or termination of the contract
The remedy depends on facts, evidence, and contract terms.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. It depends.
Arbitration is usually better when:
  • You want privacy and confidentiality
  • You want a faster process
  • You want an expert decision-maker
  • You prefer a flexible, contract-based process
If you choose arbitration, the clause must be drafted properly (place, number of arbitrators, rules, language, interim relief).

Court may be better when:

  • The dispute involves many parties
  • You need strong legal powers against third parties
  • You want decisions based on legal precedents
  • You need urgent relief immediately
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