Are you reviewing your vendor agreements? Do you know what to look for?

Common vendors include your material supplier, equipment providers, transportation companies, packaging factories, or third party logistics (3PL) or drop ship partners.

We listen to your business needs, what you want to deliver, what your customers expect, and your top concerns for reviewing and approving contracts. All vendor agreements have room for negotiation, but it is imperative to determine a policy of acceptable and unacceptable terms.

A common issue is invoice payment terms. Many vendors want to be paid as quickly as possible requiring payment within 15 days of receipt vs. most businesses preferring a longer period to pay with a minimum of 30 days. Deciding when and how to implement consistent accounting policies will free up cash flow and improve relationships with your vendors.

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Casey Gregersen

Ron helped us structure our residential development business, he had great advice on LLC formations, contract negotiations, and has become a trusted advisor on our most difficult real estate deals.

Jay Bhaumik

As a medical professional, our industry faces constant regulatory and compliance oversight. Ron helped my company negotiate and protect us from legal liability when reviewing employee agreements, commercial leases, vendor agreements, and almost every contract we bring him. His guidance has allowed me to reach a new level of confidence knowing I have a lawyer to represent my interests and provide that peace of mind.

Over 3,000 clients served

Ron has helped developers raise foreign investment funds through the EB5 program and represented foreign investors from China, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, and India.

Over $1 billion of real estate transactions

Ron has conducted acquisitions of commercial real estate, new construction development, and all areas of asset management for shopping centers, retail strip malls, restaurants, office buildings, industrial and warehouse assets.

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