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We look forward to hearing from you. The best way to contact us is by phone or e-mail.
RA Benjamin Schreiber
Leonrodstr. 54
D-80636 Munich
(Click for view on Google Maps)
Contract review by a lawyer is a crucial step in many business and legal transactions. Whether it's an employment contract, a rental agreement, a company contract or a purchase agreement, a careful review by a lawyer can help to avoid legal problems and potential pitfalls. We would like to explain the importance and benefits of a contract review by a lawyer in more detail here.
A lawyer is trained and qualified to understand legal documents and contracts. We have a deep understanding of the laws and case law applicable to the contract in question. This expertise enables us to analyse the contracts in detail and ensure that they comply with legal requirements. We can also determine whether the contract contains legal pitfalls that should be avoided or whether problematic wording is used. The lawyer helps to prevent contractual disputes at a later date.
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A contract review by a lawyer can help to minimise potential risks. The lawyer can ensure that the contract is fair and balanced and adequately protects the interests of all parties. This can help prevent legal conflicts and disputes in the future. If there are problems, the lawyer can also make recommendations on how these can be resolved without going to court.
However, the lawyer can not only review existing contracts, but also assist in the negotiation and adaptation of contracts. We can propose or amend contractual terms to better protect our clients' interests. This can help ensure that the contract is fairer to all parties and meets specific needs and objectives.
It cannot be emphasised often enough: Fair contracts are almost always correct contracts. If you know and understand exactly what you are signing before you sign the contract, you have little reason or right to complain afterwards. The avoidance of clauses, clear language and, above all, the completeness of a contract make it truly fair and secure.
It is critical that contracts comply with applicable laws and regulations. A contract review lawyer can ensure that the contract is in compliance with the applicable law. This is particularly important in complex legal areas such as corporate law, real estate law or labour law.
Although hiring a lawyer for contract review comes at a cost, it can ultimately save time and money. Identifying legal issues early on and resolving them can prevent costly legal disputes from arising in the future. It is often more cost-effective to resolve legal issues upfront than to end up in court later.
Typical contracts for which a contract review is recommended are, for example: purchase contract, car purchase, rental contract, logistics contract, employment contract, loan contract, mobile phone contract, electricity supply / electricity bill,...
In today's complex legal environment, contract review by a lawyer is crucial. Whether in business or personal matters, an attorney can help ensure legal certainty and protection. Investing in a thorough contract review is in many cases a wise decision to minimise legal risks and protect the interests of all parties.
Contract law brings together the regulations and legal norms that relate to the content, conclusion or fulfilment of contracts. The topic of breaches of contract also occupies a large part of this area of law.
Practically everyone comes into contact with contracts in everyday life - most frequently with purchase contracts, employment contracts or rental agreements. In principle, almost anything can be regulated by contract, but the contents of the contract must not violate any existing laws or regulations.
A contract can also be valid without an explicit signature. Contracts concluded verbally, by telephone, electronically or even by implication (inferred or resulting from behaviour) are valid. It is only mandatory to conclude a contract in writing if this is prescribed by law. However, non-written contracts usually have statutory cancellation periods in order to limit abuse and fraud.
For a contract to be null and void or ineffective, there must be corresponding grounds for nullity or ineffectiveness. In practice, this usually involves immoral content, formal defects or ineffective declarations of intent on the part of the contracting parties. A void contract cannot give rise to any performance obligations between the contracting parties.
Expertise is not about holding titles - it is about constant, professionally correct, practical work over many years.
Every case is different - as a lawyer, every case requires its own individual approach in order to do justice to the subject matter and the client.
Legal standards alone do not solve cases - efficient communication between lawyer and client, but also with the opposing party, ensures real results.
Serving various areas of law with specialised lawyers to represent personal and economic interests.
We stand for personal advice, constant availability and professional expertise in contract reviews.
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