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Contracts that keep pace with a company's growth.

As a company grows, old contracts often stay in place. What to review before the next round of business.

Growth changes the relationship with suppliers, employees and partners. A contract that worked at the start often doesn't cover the new volume, deadlines or liability.

The review starts from what the company does today, not from the folder in the drawer. Only then is it clear what needs updating, and what can stay as is.

If you're entering a new deal or a new round of negotiations, the existing contracts get opened first. The plan for amending them comes after that.

If this is your matter, the first step is a conversation.

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