Business Contracts

Good contracts prevent disputes before they start. We draft and review business agreements for Utah companies — vendor, customer, service, partnership, and employment terms — and construction contracts when the file is a job: prime contracts, subcontracts, and owner agreements, in plain language, before you sign someone else’s form.

The clauses that matter later are payment, performance, termination, attorney fees, and — on a construction job — scope, change orders, workmanship, and what happens if someone walks off. We draft those terms so the contract matches the deal you think you are making.

We also pay close attention to the terms that matter most when things go wrong: attorney-fee clauses (which Utah law can make reciprocal), choice of law and venue, indemnification, and termination rights. Those few paragraphs usually decide who wins a future dispute.

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