A contract is a legally enforceable agreement between two or more parties that creates an obligation to do or not do particular things. The term "party" can mean an individual person, company, or corporation.

Businesspersons enter into contracts more frequently than they may realize. In almost all business dealings, any time you or your company agree to take some action or make a payment in exchange for anything of value, a legal contract has been created. For example, most bills of sale, purchase orders, employment agreements, and other common business transactions are legally enforceable contracts.

A written agreement becomes proof of what was agreed upon, and prevents someone from forgetting or changing the story later. Writing the contract down also makes the parties focus on the essential points, and come to a definite agreement.

CWA will make sure that all the contracts you enter into comply with existing legal requirements and are fair and just, properly reviewed and negotiated.