Our
London-based commercial solicitors understand the opportunities and risks
associated with joint venture agreements. We have over 30 years’ experience in
advising on cross-border and local projects involving multiple stakeholders. It
has given us the commercial insight required to create robust, joint venture
agreements that drive projects forward.
Getting the foundations right
When it comes to getting a joint
venture agreement right, preparation is key. There are multiple factors to
consider when drafting a joint venture agreement, including:
- the structure of the joint venture (its ownership, corporate structure, voting rights, governance)
- the objectives of the project the contributions of each party (including capital, resources, expertise)
- ownership of intellectual property
- allocation of profits and losses
- how disputes will be resolved
- the distribution of risks and liabilities
- liabilities of the joint venture partners to each other and indemnities
- tax considerations
Our partner-led team will
examine every aspect of the proposed joint venture before negotiation and
drafting begins. To save time and make the process as cost-effective as
possible, we will draft a detailed Heads of Terms, so all parties have a clear
roadmap of the intended final agreement.
Clear, pragmatic advice
At Nath Solicitors we are
business people first and lawyers second. Our depth of commercial knowledge and
experience enable us to produce joint venture agreements that strongly
safeguard your position. But we also ensure they are flexible enough to weather
changing partner circumstances and fluctuating political and economic conditions.
And we do so always with an eye
on your goal: to create a joint venture agreement that facilitates project
completion on time, on budget, and meeting or exceeding forecasted profits.
To
discuss how we can assist you with drafting/negotiating joint venture
agreements, Contact Joint Venture Contract Solicitors or call our London office on 0203
670 5540 to make an appointment.

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