Daniel Ross & Associates offers comprehensive contracting services for all your personal and business endeavors.
We do licensing, buy-sells, employment, independent contracting, non-disclosures, real estate, and more.
Document Drafting
Does your business operate in “handshake” agreements only?
Let us craft your fundamental agreement from the ground up.
Daniel Ross & Associates includes comprehensive consultations, drafting, and revision process, so that you can conduct business with peace of mind.
Document Revision
Does your business have existing documents in place?
Daniel Ross & Associates will update an existing agreement to reflect developments in your business.
After a comprehensive consultation, we revise your contract with proper language and format to give legal effect to real-world changes in venture.
Document Review
Walk through a preexisting or proposed agreement with one of Daniel Ross & Associates’ legal experts for full clarity of every term and provision.
Let us help you protect your business.
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Dan T, Client
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Should You Make Mandatory Arbitration Part of Your Business Contract?
Previously, we introduced alternative dispute resolution and reviewed the approach to mandatory mediation clauses in business contracts. Arbitration is, of course, the other main body of ADR. And like mediation, arbitration can be written into a business contract in...
Mediation Clauses in Your Business Contracts and How They Can Help Or Hurt
Dispute resolution has a favorite son, and despite Americans’ litigious nature, it’s not the courtroom. Alternative Dispute Resolution, or ADR, is a combination of the informal mechanisms of mediation and arbitration which provide an alternative to trial and alleviate...
Agreements to Agree: What Can You Rely On?
There are plenty of reasons for “agreeing to agree.” The future is hard to forecast; we don’t want a hang-up to impede a venture in the here-and-now; and a dozen others. I don’t need to tell you that this invites uncertainty into your business relationships. But at...