Monday, June 27, 2011

The importance of an attorney rider review

Contract Law in NJ


Contract law can be complex and confusing – but with a knowledgeable and experienced attorney on your side, entering into a contract for any type of reason can be easy, worry-free and beneficial for you.

Because of it’s a very existence, a written contract encompasses the entirety of an agreement. After two parties enter into a contract, they send it to their respective attorneys. The attorneys then usually have three business days to review the contract and find additional provisions that need to be included, and further clarify the contract – this part of contract law is called a rider, or letter addendum to a contract.

During this period of entering into a contract, its important to have an experienced, skilled and knowledgeable attorney on your side to make sure that the terms of the contract are favorable for your side, and that any issues not addressed in the initial contract are covered in the letter addendum.

After the letter addendum is drafted, both parties negotiate and agree to the new terms and sign the letter addendum and the attorney review period is concluded.

When entering into a contract, make sure that you have an attorney on your side that will help you get the most benefits from your contract.

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