Publication Language: English
Published: May 20, 2020
Publisher: LexisNexis Canada
According to expert practitioner Adam Vereshack, because of their complex and ongoing nature, “the legal backbone of every [distribution] arrangement should (must) be a written agreement that sets out the rights and obligations of the supplier and the distributor.”
His new volume, A Practical Guide to Distribution Agreements, offers a detailed analysis of that “legal backbone,” with valuable insight informed by many years of experience.
A Go-To Resource
Because distribution agreements cover a diverse range of products and are applicable across the commercial sector, A Practical Guide to Distribution Agreements is essential reading for anyone providing or purchasing goods for distribution. It not only includes an in-depth discussion of the numerous complex issues that can arise in distribution agreements, but also provides step-by-step guidance through the elements of a proper distribution contract – from the parties and the structure, to the scope of the agreement.
Written and organized in a practical way so readers can easily access the key provisions or points they are looking for, this go-to resource for drafting and understanding distribution agreements also features:
A Useful Addition
The first book of its kind in Canada that lawyers can refer to when drafting important and commonly used distribution contracts, A Practical Guide to Distribution Agreements is an excellent acquisition for:
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2 : Identification of Parties and Recitals
Chapter 3 : Appointment and Some Other Initial Matters
Chapter 4 : Supplier Obligations
Chapter 5 : Distributor Obligations
Chapter 6 : Prices and Payment
Chapter 7 : Shipping and Delivery
Chapter 8 : Product Warranties and Remedies
Chapter 9 : Installation and Maintenance Services
Chapter 10: Rights in Intellectual Property
Chapter 11: Confidential Information
Chapter 12: Enforcement of Payment
Chapter 13: Representations, Warranties and Covenants
Chapter 14: Product Liability, Insurance and Recalls
Chapter 15: Indemnities
Chapter 16: Force Majeure
Chapter 17: Limitation of Liability
Chapter 18: Termination
Chapter 19: Dispute Resolution
Chapter 20: Miscellaneous Provisions
Chapter 21: Special Provisions for Software Distribution
Appendices