Vendor Agreements

Vendor Agreement Negotiating Services in Prairie Village, KS

Negotiating Contracts For Your Business

A contract is a written document, typically between two entities (one will be the vendor and the other will be you, your company) that spells out:


  • The service or products to be provided by the vendor.
  • The price and payment plan for those services or products.
  • What happens if either party fails to fulfill their obligation as set forth in the agreement.


You may need to create a very specific contract for your vendor, or you may be able to work with the contractor's existing terms. Either way, you should take care of these details so that everyone is protected and all parties can do their jobs. It will save you time, money, and headache in the long run to clearly define both sides' expectations before one party starts providing services or products.

Vendor Agreement Expertise For Kansas & Missouri Businesses

We have negotiated hundreds of commercial and business contracts including office leases, sale and purchase of goods and services contracts, confidentiality, non-solicitation, non-compete, re-seller, referral, and employee severance agreements.


Having an attorney review, draft, or negotiate your business contract can help make sure your Vendor/Supplier discussions go smoothly. If you have questions about negotiating your business contract, contact Ralph F. Munyan Attorney At Law, LLC today.

Share by: