We prevent and resolve problems related to Michigan and Ohio Contract Issues.  Creating a good and viable contract between parties is of paramount importance.  There is an old adage in business: “pay now or pay later.” This is never more true than when it comes to generating a contract.  A written contract is most often the foundation for all business relationships.

The elements that must be established to demonstrate the formation of a legally binding contract are (1) offer; (2) acceptance; (3) consideration; (4) mutuality of obligation; (5) competency and capacity; and, in most circumstances, (6) a written instrument. 

Contract law and legal theory has developed over the centuries and thousands upon thousands of cases center around the six elements listed above.  The contract attorney’s job is to create contractual provisions that protect their client’s interests not only for when business relationships are good between parties, but more importantly, if and when these relationships deteriorate.  

“I wish I had this book before I got into business with my good friend and his sister. It all seems good until it isn’t.  David hit the nail on the head.  I read the book and found myself nodding my head the whole time.  There are so many things that I could have done to protect my assets.  I’ll say it again. I wish I had this book…..” B. Abrams,  Brownstown

“David, I just finished reading your book, “Shady.”  I enjoyed it.  It made me think of my business law studying for the CPA exam.  Thanks.” 

John. B., Birmingham, MI