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Tips for a Startup Manufacturer in Negotiating Vendor Contracts

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May 30, 2017

Manufacturers often do not understand the Vendor Agreements that they sign. Accordingly, many of these contracts contain language that transfers large risks to manufacturers without their knowledge. This article by Hinshaw attorney Jed Bernstein helps manufacturers identify key words in their agreements in order to protect themselves.

Read the full article on JD Supra Perspectives

"Tips for a Startup Manufacturer in Negotiating Vendor Contracts" was published by JD Supra, March 16, 2017.

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