Business contracts and distribution
Our lawyers support you in negotiating, drafting and securing your commercial contracts, from distribution to e-commerce, including GTCs and RGPD compliance.

Our lawyers' skills
Our lawyers draft, negotiate and secure your commercial contracts. Distribution, franchising, general terms and conditions, contractual disputes... We are involved at every stage of the business relationship to structure your operations and defend your interests.

Commercial contracts: securing your business relationships
Contracts structure your business relationships.
Poorly drafted, they become a source of risk and litigation.
Our lawyers can help you negotiate, draft or review your commercial contracts: framework agreements, service provision, subcontracting, strategic partnerships...
You can secure your commitments and gain peace of mind in your operations.

Franchising, licensing, distribution: building a solid network
Creating or structuring a distribution network requires rigor and a long-term vision.
Our lawyers can help you draft and secure your franchise, brand licensing, affiliation or selective distribution agreements.
You can develop your brand within a clear legal framework, attractive to your partners and protective of your interests.

Suppliers, distributors: balancing your relationships
Well-structured relationships are the key to a secure partnership.
Our lawyers can help you negotiate, draft and adjust your contracts with suppliers and distributors, particularly in the agri-food, DPH and DIY sectors.
They guide you in understanding and implementing new regulations (Egalim, etc.).

CGV, CGA: conditions that suit you
Your general terms and conditions must reflect your commercial reality, your objectives, your constraints, and your operational choices, not those of your competitors.
Our lawyers will work with you to draw up tailor-made terms and conditions that are clear, adapted to your sector and enforceable.
You can secure your commercial relations without standardizing your strategy.

E-commerce, marketplaces and SaaS solutions
Whether you're offering products or services, your online business needs a clear legal foundation.
Our lawyers can help you bring your e-commerce platform into line with legal requirements: contractual structuring (GTC/GTC), contractual path, information obligations, responsibilities...
You can develop your digital offering in complete security.

Personal data, privacy policy: protecting your digital interfaces
Sites, apps, platforms: every online interface engages your responsibility.
Our lawyers will draft your T&Cs and privacy policies so that they comply with the RGPD and are adapted to your uses.
You protect your users, their data, and limit the risks of litigation or control.
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Frequently Asked
Questions
Before starting up your business or when it evolves: new service, change of model, fund-raising, internationalization...
A poorly drafted or out-of-date contract can expose you to litigation or loss of margin. Our lawyers can help you secure your contracts at every stage of your development.
Not always. Generic or copied T&Cs don't effectively protect your business.
They must reflect your practices, your business objectives and your constraints. Our lawyers will draft your customized GTCs (or CGAs) to ensure that they are appropriate, enforceable and compliant with regulations.
Suppliers, particularly in the food processing, personal care and household products, and DIY sectors, must defend their margins and secure their commercial terms each year.
Our Lawyers assist you in negotiating agreements and managing contractual imbalances. You gain negotiating power by using the current legal framework when dealing with your retail counterparts.
Termination without adequate notice may engage the liability of your contracting party.
We analyze the facts, assess the damages, and assist you in negotiating or taking legal action. Our objective is to enforce your rights and secure your future business relationships.
Yes. An online business involves specific legal rules: Terms and Conditions of Sale (CGV), Terms and Conditions of Use (CGU), liability, data management, etc.
Our Lawyers adjust your contracts to support your business model, while controlling the risks associated with online operations.
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