Contract Drafting & Review – Avoid Bad Faith Exploitation in Indonesia
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Contracts are critical when doing business in Indonesia. However, many agreements are poorly drafted – vague terms, missing governing law clauses, or inconsistent Indonesian translations. Local counterparties have been known to exploit these weaknesses in bad faith.
We draft and review:
- Commercial agreements – sales, distribution, agency, supply, and service contracts
- Shareholder agreements – ownership rights, exit provisions, and dispute resolution
- Partnership contracts – joint ventures, collaboration, and consortium agreements
- Employment agreements – fixed-term (PKWT), permanent (PKWTT), and director-level contracts
We ensure your contracts are bilingual (Indonesian & English), legally enforceable, and tailored to Indonesian civil and commercial law.
before you sign anything.