I will draft professional b2b supply agreements to secure your USA logistic and freight
Licensed US Attorney Bulletproof B2B Commercial Contracts
About this Gig
Supply chains and logistics are the backbone of commerce, but they are incredibly vulnerable to disruption. I am Brian A. Boice (Bar #263009), a licensed US Attorney specializing in the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and B2B supply agreements. If you are buying or selling physical goods, a standard contract is insufficient. You require a rigorous supply agreement that explicitly dictates risk of loss, delivery timelines, quality assurance standards, and strict payment terms. I engineer professional B2B supply agreements that protect your inventory and your capital. A poorly drafted logistics contract leaves you liable for damaged freight, delayed shipments, and defective products. I draft customized provisions for shipping terms (FOB, CIF), inspection rights, and warranty disclaimers that cap your financial exposure. Whether you are a manufacturer, a wholesale distributor, or a retail purchaser, I will structure your agreements to ensure absolute legal clarity and enforceability under US law. I include force majeure clauses to protect you from unpredictable market disruptions. Do not gamble with your supply chain. Invest in expert US legal protection and choose your premium package
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
What is the UCC and why does it matter?
The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) governs the sale of goods in the USA. I draft your agreements to comply with or opt-out of specific UCC default rules to protect your interests.
Do you include terms for shipping risk?
Yes, I clearly define "Risk of Loss" and use standard shipping incoterms (like FOB Destination or FOB Origin) so you know exactly who pays if goods are destroyed in transit.
Does this contract handle delayed shipments?
Absolutely. I draft strict delivery schedules and detail the exact legal and financial remedies available if a supplier ships late.
Can you draft this for international suppliers shipping to the US?
Yes, I can draft the agreement governed by US law and stipulate US jurisdiction for disputes, even if the manufacturer is overseas.
What if the goods delivered are defective?
I include "Inspection and Rejection" rights giving you a strict timeframe to reject defective goods and demand a refund or replacement.
