Some common scenarios when you may need to amend a contract include:

• Change in scope or terms: If the parties mutually agree to modify the scope of work, deliverables, or other terms, you’ll need to amend the contract to reflect these changes.
• Errors or omissions: If there are errors, typos, or any unintended omissions in the original contract, an amendment may be necessary to correct them.
• Change in parties or personnel: If there is a change in the parties to the contract, such as a new subcontractor or a change in key personnel, an amendment may be required.
• Regulatory or legal changes: If there are changes in laws or regulations that impact the contract, such as new safety requirements, data protection laws, the contract may need to be amended to ensure compliance.

We can help with any of the above kinds of amendments, or other kinds of amendments specific to your situation.

Our contract amendment package start from £500 + VAT. It includes preparing a list of key suggested amendments for your contract.

This package does not include any direct negotiations or correspondence with the counter-party or their lawyers, or reviewing any responses from them to the list of requested changes. If you need further negotiation support, please contact our team and ask about our Negotiation Support package.

Our team is made up of experienced lawyers, who are specialists in various areas of law. Many of our team have trained at leading law firms and left the traditional corporate law world to join us on our mission to create a new and better way of delivering legal services. Our team has expertise in all areas of startup law, including technology law, intellectual property law, contract drafting and review, corporate law and commercial law.

Our use of technology allows our team members to work remotely from around the world, including the UK and Australia. We generally work with our clients entirely online and over the phone. Our UK team often work out of Flow Space co-working spaces in London.

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