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Contracts that say what you mean — and hold up.

Drafting, review, negotiation and enforcement for businesses and individuals.

HOW YOUR MATTER MOVES FORWARD
01

Consultation

Tell us what happened and what you want to achieve. We listen first.

02

Assessment

A candid review of your position, the risks and realistic outcomes.

03

Strategy

A clear plan with costs and timelines — no surprises.

04

Resolution

We act decisively and keep you informed until your matter is resolved.

A well-drafted contract is the cheapest dispute you’ll never have.

We draft and review agreements with an eye to how they’ll be read if something goes wrong. Clear terms, fair risk allocation and remedies that actually work.

When a contract is breached, we move quickly to protect your position — through negotiation, mediation or litigation.

HOW WE HELP
Draft agreements tailored to your deal
Review and negotiate contracts before you sign
Advise on your rights when a contract is breached
Enforce or defend contract claims

Contract Law matters we handle

Service agreements
Purchase & sale agreements
Independent contractor agreements
NDAs & confidentiality
Licensing agreements
Breach of contract claims
Contract termination
Settlement agreements

Why clients choose Assertion Law

I. Direct access You work directly with your lawyer — not passed down a chain.
II. Clear communication Plain-language advice on risks, costs and options at every step.
III. Business-minded Legal strategy grounded in real-world business experience.
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Contract Law — frequently asked questions

Often, yes — but proving the terms is much harder. Certain agreements, such as those involving land, generally must be in writing.

This information is general in nature and is not legal advice. Every situation is different — speak with a lawyer about yours.

About to sign — or facing a breach? Talk to us first.