Supplier contracts are essential because they clearly set out the expectations, responsibilities, and rights of both parties.
Sarah has over 18 years’ experience in the legal sector. She is a Director and Solicitor as well as the Head of our Commercial and Disputes team
Switalskis Solicitors Ltd
In the DB Cargo Building
Lakeside Business Park
Carolina Way
Doncaster
DN4 5PN
Sarah supports both businesses and individuals.
Through her business services Sarah supports small to medium sized businesses across a range of areas including:
She supports individuals with legal advice about employment contracts as well as legal support on a range of disputes.
Sarah is the treasurer for the Doncaster and District Law Society and she is a director on the Doncaster Chamber of Commerce board.
Clients can expect a straightforward, practical and balanced approach to their legal issue. Sarah combines technical legal expertise with practical advice which will always be delivered in clear, easy to understand, terms.
“Sarah is a trusted and valued contact whom I would not hesitate to recommend. She has always provided excellent legal advice and guidance, but with the added value of a pragmatic and considered approach to the issue at hand. “
Douglas Palarm
Supplier contracts are essential because they clearly set out the expectations, responsibilities, and rights of both parties.
Whether a business is just starting out or expanding, understanding the types of commercial contracts that may be needed – and what they should include – is essential for protecting business interests and laying a solid foundation for business relationships.
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A well-drafted contract can protect your business, clarify expectations, and prevent costly disputes.