Business contracts are often written in “legalese” that is difficult to decipher. Complicated and difficult-to-understand contract terms could have serious consequences. Many times, written contracts contain terms that are different than what the parties agreed to before signing. Unfortunately, once a contract is signed, the written contract controls the transaction, regardless what the parties may have agreed to before execution. Whether you are responsible for drafting a contract, or are asked to sign a contract, you should have a reliable attorney ensure that the contract properly captures the agreement as you understand it. If you don’t, you could find yourself obligated to terms to which you never intended to be bound. At Tayeh Law Offices, LLC, we will draft, review, and negotiate contracts in a manner that will best accomplish your objectives, safeguard you against unfavorable terms, and prevent potential litigation in the future.

If you own a business, you will likely face business disputes from time to time. Such disputes occur between business partners, competitors, employers and employees, and business owners and suppliers of goods and services. Most people prefer not to go to court to resolve these disputes if it can be avoided. Litigation can be stressful, time consuming, and expensive. Unfortunately, sometimes it is unavoidable. Our main priority is achieving the best results for our clients. Sometimes that is accomplished by attempting to resolve disputes before filing a legal action in court. Sometimes, taking a strong stance and taking the matter to court immediately is the best way to ensure the client’s interests are protected. At Tayeh Law Offices, LLC, we always take a comprehensive approach and consider all circumstances in determining how to best achieve our clients’ goals.

People often spend a lifetime of savings in real estate investments. Business owners place the fate of their businesses in the hands of their commercial landlords. Some people fall on hard times, and find their homes in foreclosure before they know it. The minimal investment of retaining an attorney to represent you in these matters can save you from losing a lifetime of savings.