This work covers contracts for the sale or supply of goods or services to businesses or consumers, including terms, warranties, price, delivery and remedies if things go wrong. It encompasses drafting and negotiating supplier and customer agreements, reviewing terms and conditions, and handling disputes about quality, conformity, delay, or rejection. It also covers consumer protections and statutory rights that apply when goods are faulty or services are not performed as agreed. In practice, solicitors help secure reliable supply, limit risk and manage claims when performance fails.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles the drafting of warranties, limitation of liability, risk allocation, and performance standards; reviews commercial terms, delivery regimes and payment mechanisms; and resolves disputes through negotiation, mediation or litigation in the courts and tribunals that govern contract for goods and services, including applicable statutory rights and remedies.
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