FAQs – Contract Law Services

1. What is contract law and why is it important for my business?

Contract law governs legally binding agreements between parties. Having well-drafted contracts ensures your business relationships are clearly defined, legally enforceable, and protected from future disputes or misunderstandings.

2. What types of contracts do you draft and review?

We assist with a wide range of contracts, including:

• Employment contracts
• Service agreements
• Partnership and joint venture agreements
• Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)
• Lease and tenancy agreements
• Supplier and vendor contracts
• Consultancy and freelance agreements

3. Can you help negotiate contract terms?

Yes. Our legal team supports businesses in negotiating favorable terms while protecting their rights and interests. We aim for clarity, fairness, and strategic value in every agreement.

4. How do I know if a contract is legally sound?

Our team ensures all contracts meet:

• The legal standards of the Ghana Contracts Act, 1960 (Act 25)
• Compliance with related legislation like the Labour Act, Companies Act, and Data Protection Act
• Clear definition of parties, roles, obligations, timelines, and dispute resolution methods

5. Can you help with contract breaches or disputes?

Absolutely. We advise on breach of contract scenarios and guide you on steps to recover losses or enforce the contract. Where needed, we assist with alternative dispute resolution or refer to partner legal firms for litigation.

6. Why should I avoid using online or generic contract templates?

Generic templates often fail to reflect the specific needs and legal obligations of your business. Our custom contracts are:

• Ghana law–compliant
• Tailored to your industry and business goals
• Designed to minimize legal risks

7. How quickly can I get a contract drafted or reviewed?

Depending on the complexity, we offer standard turnaround of 2–5 working days, with express services available for urgent contracts.

8. How can I access your contract law services?