Commercial and transaction documents
- Supply, distribution and collaboration agreements
- Non-disclosure and service-level agreements
- Contractor, consulting and service agreements
- Indemnities and waivers
- Property, storage and facility-use agreements
- Employment-related agreements
- Schedules, pricing annexures and statements of work
- Amendments, addenda and settlement correspondence
Company policies, procedures and governance documents
- Company and employee policy suites
- Codes of conduct and disciplinary procedures
- Grievance, performance and incapacity procedures
- Confidentiality, information-security and acceptable-use policies
- Contractor and supplier onboarding procedures
- Authority, delegation and approval matrices
- Internal reporting and escalation procedures
- Document-control and compliance-review frameworks
Legal registers for international companies
A central legal register can identify obligations across the jurisdictions in which a company operates, assign internal ownership, link policies and evidence, and show which matters require validation by local counsel.
This gives international management one structured view of the organisation’s obligations without pretending that every country has the same law.
- Jurisdiction and legal-entity mapping
- Applicable-law and obligation identification
- Business-owner allocation
- Policy and control linkage
- Evidence and compliance-status testing
- Local-counsel validation tracker
- Legislative change and annual review process
Commercial risk addressed
- Scope, specifications and performance standards
- Price, currency and review mechanisms
- Forecasts, orders and binding commitments
- Deposits, payment terms and security
- Delivery, insurance and Incoterms
- Import, export and regulatory responsibility
- Exclusivity, territories and sales targets
- IP, confidential information and brand use
- Warranties, indemnities and liability limits
- Force majeure and change
- Term, renewal, breach, remedy and termination
- Dispute escalation and governing law
Cross-border and IP support
24 Law assists companies with central drafting, issue identification, legal-register development and transaction coordination across borders. Where another jurisdiction requires a formal local opinion or reserved work, appropriately qualified local counsel can validate that specific part of the mandate.
IP support may include confidentiality strategy, ownership clauses, inventor documentation, provisional patent strategy and coordination with specialist patent practitioners where required.