Greenwich, CT Contract Lawyers

Attorney for Business Agreements in Fairfield County, CT

At Ivey, Barnum & O'Mara, LLC, we understand that your company was built on a foundation of hard work, dedication, and commitment to meeting your customers' needs and exceeding their expectations. Our lawyers also realize that commercial success is dependent on those ideals being incorporated into the various contracts and agreements on which your company operates. No matter what your business does or what industry you have chosen, your business almost certainly relies on agreements, contracts, charters, and other formal arrangements which address concerns such as structuring your company and interacting with suppliers, vendors, and employees.

Our attorneys have more than 70 years of combined experience in the practice of business law, and we recognize the importance of reliable, consistent business relationships. Our team is equipped to help you foster such relationships with trusted third parties and secure them in all types of business contracts.

Contract Drafting and Review in Western Connecticut

Before you sign any contract or legally binding agreement, it is critical to read and fully understand all of the possible implications of the arrangement. This is one of the best and simplest ways to protect your company as well as your personal interests. Once you have signed a contract and it becomes effective, your ability to address potential concerns will be much more limited. The experienced contract lawyers at Ivey, Barnum & O'Mara, LLC have the legal knowledge and resources to assist you in analyzing and reviewing business agreements and contracts. We help you to see beyond the obvious ramifications of agreements. We also assist with drafting durable business agreements that include provisions designed to protect your rights while serving your company's needs.

Our firm has helped businesses and business owners throughout Metro New York with a wide range of business contracts, including:

• Partnership agreements;
• Sales contracts and purchase agreements;
• Licensing, intellectual property, and distribution rights contracts;
• Loan contracts, mortgages, and other financial agreements;
• Employment contracts, including non-compete and non-disclosure agreements;
• Franchise contracts;
• Equipment rental contracts; and
• Commercial lease agreements.

A contract can be deemed unenforceable if it does not offer equitable considerations to both parties. To achieve this, open and honest negotiation is usually necessary. Our attorneys recognize the importance of creativity and compromise in contract negotiations, and we are adept at finding solutions that offer benefits to everyone involved. Regardless of the kind of agreement your business needs, the team at Ivey, Barnum & O'Mara, LLC can help you to draft a contract that protects your best interests and that will stand up to any future legal challenges.

Contract Litigation

In the business world, a person's word and firm handshake once represented a promise as strong as any written contract. However, times have changed, and unfortunately, not everyone lives up to their promises, including those included in a contractual agreement. At Ivey, Barnum & O'Mara, LLC, we understand the impact that a breach of contract can have on your company. If one of your contractual partners has failed to deliver on their end of the deal, we will work with you in exploring your available options. In some cases, formal notice is enough to remedy the problem, but in others, litigation may be necessary. Our goal is to help you resolve the breach or other issue as quickly as possible with minimal effect on your company's day-to-day operations.

Contact Our Team for Guidance

For more information about our firm and how we can help you with your business contracts, contact our office. Call 203-661-6000 for a confidential consultation today. With locations throughout the region, we serve clients in Greenwich, New Canaan, White Plains, Fairfield County, Westchester County, and the rest of the Metro New York area.