The following things should be considered before signing any contract:
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1. Determine the parties to the contract
2. Make sure the contract clearly states the rights and duties of the parties
3. Determine what remedies the contract contains for breach of the contract
4. Specify how disputes will be resolved
5. Consider lawyer’s fees and costs
6. Include a merger/integration clause
7. Make sure the contract cannot be assigned without your written permission
8. Consider consequential damages
9. Address when and how the contract will terminate
10. Have a lawyer review the contract

Commercial lawyers provide advice relating to commercial matters and deal with issues pertaining to business transactions. They may review paperwork relating to companies, partnerships or trusts, particularly contracts, and draft business documents. They also prepare due diligence reports.
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The documents they prepare may be related to establishing or dissolving a business, merging two businesses, creating sales contracts, establishing non-compete clauses or changing a business's organizational structure. When necessary, commercial lawyers collaborate with their clients, other lawyers, accountants, or government agencies to prepare various types of documentation and paperwork, or complete transactions. They often engage in negotiations on behalf of their clients.

Intellectual Property refers to the ownership you may have over intangible assets that are the creations of your mental labour.
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Your intellectual property could include music or artwork you have created, content you have written, logos, product designs, business names and more.

Intellectual Property Law deals with protecting your intellectual property, from trademarks and copyright to litigation.

Yes, AQN commercial lawyers can provide advice, assistance and reputation in the area of Employment Law.

Their extensive experience in dealing with issues concerning commercial law, which includes but is not limited to the rights, relations and conduct of persons or businesses engaging in commerce, merchandising, trade and sales. AQN Lawyers can advise you on almost any issue that may arise and offer comprehensive legal and business advice services to meet your needs.

A commercial lawyer assists with the legal, financial and commercial aspects of running a business and provides expert advice on a range of areas. Here are some of the circumstances in which you may need a commercial lawyer.

1. Setting up a company - When starting a company there are a range of legal documents that you will need in place to ensure your compliance with Somaliland Laws.
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2. Reviewing shareholder agreements - A shareholders agreement is an essential document for any new company. The document outlines the rights and responsibilities of shareholders, and assists with the management of potential risks and disputes.
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3. Purchasing or selling a company - A commercial lawyer can assist in reviewing and drafting your business purchase or sale agreement. This is an essential document that stipulates the terms of the purchase or sale, and will ensure that the contract is favourable to all parties and will reduce any likelihood of conflict associated with the transaction.
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4. Purchasing, leasing or selling commercial property - If you are in the market to either purchase, lease or sell a business premises, it is always beneficial to consult with a commercial lawyer before signing an agreement. Depending on the nature of the lease, the agreement may run for many years, as a result you should be fully aware of the terms before signing the agreement.

Escalating disputes to litigation carries business risks and costs. By using a lawyer, it is often the case that a dispute can be resolved quickly and efficiently without significant costs being incurred. In the event that the dispute cannot be resolved, your lawyer can commence Court proceedings to have the dispute determined by the Court.