Paul de Vince

Solicitor, ComLaw

My practice has only ever been about doing commercial law and I have been fortunate to work with many of the UK’s largest and smallest businesses on a vast array of projects. What I try to do now is to bring that experience to bear to offer the lightest touch possible to deliver a risk-free route through the commercial and general trading law landscape. That may be through drafting savvy contracts that major on the likely pinch points that will arise under a supply line or through offering advice outside the contract on how to keep trade flowing in the most mutually beneficial way for customer and supplier.

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Warehousing and road transport services agreement—review and negotiation guide

Practice Notes

This Practice Note assists with the review and/or negotiation of a warehousing and transport services agreement. It is intended for use by a lawyer who is representing the customer. It is implicit in much of this Practice Note, reflecting the commercial reality of many of these deals, that the warehousing and transport services agreement at issue has been drafted by the supplier and is biased in its favour. For a precedent with pro-customer bias, see Precedent: Supply of warehousing and transport services agreement—pro-customer.

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