The most important clauses in a contract are usually the ones you only appreciate when a dispute arises.
A well-drafted contract is not only grammatically clean — it anticipates worst-case scenarios: default, force majeure, and regulatory change.
Dispute resolution, choice of law, and termination mechanics are three of the most frequently overlooked yet most consequential areas.
Invest at the drafting stage — it costs far less than fighting a protracted dispute later.