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Contracts & Negotiations
Contracts shape commercial relationships long before a dispute arises. Decisions made at the drafting and negotiation stage determine where risk sits, what each side can expect and what options remain if circumstances change or performance falls short.
DMG Hukuk advises clients throughout the life of a contract, from initial structuring and negotiation to amendment, performance and termination. Our work ranges from individual transactions to the contractual arrangements that support continuing business relationships.
Contract Drafting & Review
Drafting and reviewing agreements with close attention to commercial objectives, legal risk and how the terms are expected to work in practice.
Contract Negotiations
Advising on the terms that matter most to a transaction, including risk, responsibility, remedies, exit rights and the points on which further protection may be needed.
Commercial Agreements
Drafting and negotiating supply, services, distribution, procurement, confidentiality and other agreements used in ongoing commercial relationships.
Real Estate & Project Agreements
Drafting and negotiating agreements for real estate transactions, development and construction projects, leases and other property-related arrangements.
Liability, Security & Risk
Structuring contractual provisions on liability, security, warranties, indemnities, termination and other protections relevant to the risks of a particular transaction.
Amendments & Renegotiation
Advising on amendments, extensions and renegotiation when commercial circumstances, performance or the needs of the parties change.
Performance, Breach & Termination
Advising on performance issues, breaches of contract, termination rights and the options available when a contractual relationship begins to break down.
Contractual Solutions & Settlement
Negotiating amendments, settlements and other contractual solutions when disagreements arise, including arrangements that may allow a commercial relationship to continue.
A good contract should make the deal clearer, not more complicated. It should identify what matters, deal with the risks that can reasonably be anticipated and give the parties a workable path when things do not go according to plan.
Negotiation is therefore not about making every clause more restrictive or trying to eliminate every conceivable risk. We focus on the risks that matter, the protections the client actually needs and the commercial relationship the agreement is intended to support.