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EU LAW FIRM offers our clients charter party contract drafting services. Qualified maritime law lawyers of EU LAW FIRM will draft a contract between a shipowner and charterer for carriage of cargo, passengers or pleasure purposes. The crucial element in charter party contract is to clearly state the rights and obligations of a shipowner and a charterer - EU LAW FIRM lawyers will analyse all the possible legal disputes, jurisdiction and law applicable to draft the contract tailored to clients' needs.
EU LAW FIRM lawyers in European Union drafts a variety of different contracts as per the necessity of our clients. This particular article EU LAW FIRM will explore the service contract and provide detailed explanation to what it is and in what situations a service contract can be used. To put it shortly, a service contract is a contract for the provisions and receiving of certain services - receiving a consultation, document translation, building a house or any other.
EU LAW FIRM offers our client to help recover the damages resulting from transportation of goods by road or by sea. EU LAW FIRM commercial lawyers are experts to recover losses that client's business has suffered in international carriage of goods by road or by sea.
EU LAW FIRM recommends service contract in the EU as the necessary contract when the service provider agrees to provide certain services (from individual-oriented services to large professional services) to the client. Service contract is a necessary element in ensuring protection both of the service provider rights and the client rights that receives services, EU LAW FIRM provides to draft any service agreement tailored to client's business needs.
Owing a patent or a trademark may increase your business value and attract investors. Owing a patent or a trademark in European Union will additionally secure your business and provide additional benefits that businesses enjoy registering their IP right under EU law. If you are planning on doing business, manufacturing, or selling products online in the European Union, you should consider intellectual property rights in the EU countries.
