Contracts Attorney in Dallas, Texas

Documents Set Your Business's Tone

Mistakes in your contract can cost your business. If you’re going into or own a business, you need to have the appropriate contracts drafted to seal you off from unforeseen liabilities or legal pitfalls.

Types of Business Contracts in Texas

Businesses depend on contracts to get it right for them. These documents protect you from liability and guarantee service. There are a variety of business contracts that ensure you receive the services you enlist and assure your customers and employees that you will follow through on your end of the bargain. 

Some of these contracts are:

• Leases. These entail agreements regarding property and leasing of machinery related to your business.

• Sales-related contracts. This agreement provides details of sales of goods being provided.

• Employment contracts. This dictates the expectations for employees and contractors used within a business.

• Franchise agreements. If businesses decide to work together, these agreements can help you dictate the terms beneficial to all parties.

Business Contracts

If your business requires contracts, we can help with those related to buying and selling of businesses, work-for-hire agreements, noncompete agreements, joint venture agreements, employment agreements, and franchise contracts. We also review commercial leases and assist with general contracts and business advice.

Franchise Agreements

Our firm can prepare a UFOC or review a UFOC (Uniform Franchise Offering Circular), or FDD (Franchise Disclosure Document). We assist with drafting, review, and negotiation of franchise agreements, commercial leases, distributorships, and licenses.

Intellectual Property Contracts

An intellectual property contract protects some of your most sensitive and valuable assets. Common intellectual property contracts include non-disclosure agreements, patent licensing, trademark licenses, work-for-hire, and collaboration contracts.

Miscellaneous Contracts

There are a variety of miscellaneous contracts. A contract drafting attorney can present you with the documents your business needs most. The Law Offices of David L. Leon, PC regularly drafts real estate contracts, family settlement agreements, and agreements for living with someone.