I will draft a comprehensive business partnership agreement or joint venture
Ironclad legal structures and partnership agreements for serious entrepreneurs
About this Gig
A 50/50 partnership is the most dangerous structure in business. When two partners disagree and have equal voting power, the business paralyzes. You need a contract that dictates exactly how to resolve disputes before they destroy the company.
I draft comprehensive Business Partnership and Joint Venture (JV) Agreements designed to maintain operational momentum. I meticulously define the exact duties, financial liabilities, and exit strategies for all involved parties.
My Partnership Drafting Includes:
Fiduciary duties and day-to-day operational responsibilities
Tie-breaker and Deadlock resolution mechanisms
Capital call requirements (What happens if the business needs more money?)
"Buy-Sell" Provisions (How one partner can forcefully buy out the other)
Non-Compete and Confidentiality mandates
Whether you are forming a traditional general partnership or uniting two separate companies for a Joint Venture, I provide the legal armor necessary to collaborate safely and profitably.
Field of law:
Finance
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Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
What is a Buy-Sell provision?
It is a legal "prenup" for your business. It dictates exactly how the business is valued and bought out if one partner wants to leave, dies, or goes bankrupt.
What is the difference between a Partnership and a Joint Venture?
A partnership is an ongoing business together. A Joint Venture is typically a temporary partnership for one specific project or timeframe.
How do you solve a 50/50 voting deadlock?
I draft mechanisms such as third-party mediation, alternating final-say rights, or "Russian Roulette" buyout clauses to force a resolution.
