Running a business in British Columbia requires you to prepare a handful of contracts. These legal agreements safeguard the interests of your organization and its stakeholders. Cube Law helps you prepare precise and detailed business agreements depending on your requirements.
Our corporate lawyers in British Columbia help you draft various business agreements, including partnership agreements, non-disclosure agreements, sales agreements, contractor agreements, commercial leases, and more.
With Cube Law, you can put every important provision on paper with the consent of all parties involved. We will help you chart out business agreements that prove reliable during conflicts, confusion, and misunderstandings.
Cube Law specializes in business agreements like a partnership agreement, sales agreements, contractor agreements, and commercial leases. We also help entrepreneurs prepare shareholders’ agreements to ensure seamless business operations.
In British Columbia, a partnership agreement should clearly specify the contributions, roles, and responsibilities of all business partners. Along with the details of all partners, the document should mention the profit and loss distribution ratio as well as the voting rights every partner has.
This depends on the kind of agreement you want to write. Ensure that you mention all parties involved and the purpose of the agreement clearly. Explain all terms and conditions of the contract in as many clauses as possible. Leave no scope for error or doubt while preparing a business agreement.
It is advisable to seek professional legal help in preparing such contracts, no matter how simple they are. Your lawyer will add the necessary provisions to your agreement and explain all jargon in simple terms. Contact Cube Law today to draft or review your business agreement.
Before signing an agreement, it’s crucial to understand that you’re entering a legally binding contract. Seeking legal advice can help avoid surprises and ensure you fully understand the terms and conditions.
Typically, commercial leases last between three to ten years. The start date of the lease is important as it dictates the end date of the agreement.
The lease should clearly outline the consequences if the space isn’t ready by the move-in date and how the landlord will adjust the rent. Unless the space is already vacant and renovated to meet your needs, unforeseen issues could arise. It’s important to review any clauses that allow the landlord to offer an alternative space if the new location isn’t ready on time. This could result in additional moves, which can increase the cost of relocation. If you’re moving from your current location to a new space, it’s wise to allocate extra time to account for any possible delays such as construction, previous tenants, or property damage.
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