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Eglinton Barrister · Limavady

Commercial contracts for contractors, suppliers and exporters

Contract reviews, tender support, debt recovery and trade guidance for manufacturers, wholesalers and online retailers across Causeway Coast and Glens.

Start with the paperwork.

Request a contract review

A clear first step

Choose the work you need done

We agree the scope before work begins. No fixed package is assumed.

Review

  • Payment and variation terms
  • Liability, warranties and exit rights
  • Written points to raise before signing
Request a review

Resolve

  • Supplier or customer dispute
  • Invoice evidence and correspondence
  • Practical recovery or renegotiation route
Discuss a dispute

Trade

  • Tender and procurement terms
  • Export and customs obligations
  • Cross-border contract risks
Discuss trade support

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Clauses to check first

Payment, variations, liability and termination can shape the cost of a dispute.

Small gaps matter.

Contract review

Check the payment timetable, change notices, warranties and exit rights before you sign.

Select contract review

Disputes and unpaid invoices

Organise the contract, delivery records and correspondence into a measured recovery plan.

Select dispute support

Tender and procurement

Review bid terms and supplier commitments for contractors and infrastructure suppliers.

Select tender support

Export and customs

Map contract responsibilities and customs requirements for cross-border sales.

Select trade support
Business owners and an adviser examining a supplier agreement beside warehouse stock

Commercial advice with the numbers attached

Read the wording. Check the exposure.

Eglinton Barrister reviews the contract terms alongside the likely financial effect: delayed payment, disputed changes, warranty costs or an early exit. For procurement advice in Causeway Coast and Glens, we can identify obligations in tender documents and supplier terms before you commit.

When proceedings have been issued, we coordinate with your appointed solicitor. The figures matter.

A contractor's perspective

“Once the payment terms and variation records were together, we could see what needed to happen next.”
Decland M., contractor

Work with your appointed representatives

We set out the consulting scope clearly and coordinate with your solicitor where proceedings require legal representation.

No hidden hand-offs.

Disputes and recovery questions

When should I escalate an unpaid invoice?

Check the due date and contract notice rules first. Keep a dated record of each request and response.

Which evidence should I gather?

Start with the signed terms, invoices, delivery records, variation notices and relevant emails.

What should I record for cross-border sales?

Keep the order, agreed delivery terms, customs paperwork and proof of delivery together.

Tell us what happened

Send us the contract

Share the matter type and a short outline. Please don't include confidential documents in this form.

Talk through the next step

Based in Limavady.

Consulting support does not replace legal representation. Scope is agreed in writing.