Details in essence.

Every written agreement serves a purpose and is called upon to support it by what is stipulated in every particular article accepted by the contracting parties.

A term, the agreed duration, a condition or deadline, clauses, renewals, special terms or provisions… sometimes they may seem obvious and other times difficult to understand or extremely harsh. However, how do all these protect the contracting parties and how is the intended purpose protected, both in the near future and in case that conditions or priorities change over the years? How does the big picture remain complete and the agreement secure?

Legal precision undoubtedly serves compliance with the requirements of the law. In addition, however, it must satisfy the immediate and long-term goals and promote the improvement of the position for the contracting parties.

The details, as a conscious choice, determine survival and resilience of an agreement over time. Each article incorporated into a contract aims to legally protect the contracting parties and reinforce the maintenance of a long term equilibrium. In this way, each clause that is foreseen contributing to the overall formation of the agreement, instead of causing concern, it constitutes the cornerstone on which the present is based and the future of the contracting parties is structured.

The lawyer, although usually called upon to resolve a problem after it has arisen, performs an even more important task when called upon in the first place to understand the needs of one client, to adapt the content of the agreement so that these needs are met and satisfied to the greatest extent possible and to provide so that any potential problems do not find space to emerge.