Understanding Business. Creating Clarity. Agreements That Work.
DeMartinis Law Group structures, drafts, and negotiates commercial agreements that support business operations, protect important relationships and assets, and establish clear frameworks for performance. The firm approaches commercial contracts not as isolated legal documents, but as operating tools that should accurately reflect the business arrangement, allocate risk appropriately, and provide practical guidance when circumstances change or disputes arise.
Drawing on experience with businesses at different stages of growth and across a range of industries, the firm focuses on understanding the commercial purpose of each relationship before translating it into clear and workable contractual terms. The objective is not complexity for its own sake, but agreements that protect the client while remaining practical, understandable, and aligned with how the parties intend to do business.
Representative services include:
- Customer, vendor, and other commercial agreements
- Master services, professional services, and consulting agreements
- Manufacturing, supply, distribution, broker, and operating agreements
- Licensing, technology, intellectual-property, and brand agreements
- Contract review, negotiation, amendment, and restructuring
Selected Experience:
- Advised consumer packaged goods companies on manufacturing, supply, broker, sales-representation, distribution, marketing, and other commercial agreements supporting the development, production, sale, and distribution of branded products.
- Structured and negotiated exclusive, long-term trademark, name, image, likeness, and publicity-rights licensing arrangements with nationally recognized talent for use across multiple businesses, brands, and consumer products.
- Structured and negotiated joint-development, brand-collaboration, promotional, and licensing arrangements involving intellectual-property ownership, commercialization rights, revenue participation, approval rights, and long-term brand protection.
- Advised operating companies on manufacturing, supply, distribution, management-services, and other strategic commercial arrangements involving complex operating requirements, economic rights, performance standards, exclusivity, and risk allocation.