Sales Representative Agreements

O'Reilly Rancilio's Michigan business law attorneys represent many manufacturers and suppliers who use independent sales representatives to sell their products or services. We also represent such independent sales representatives and our law firm has extensive knowledge of the laws related to the payment of commissions to such independent sales representatives.

In representing our manufacturer, supplier, or independent sales representative clients, our lawyers review, negotiate and draft sales representative agreements addressing the compensation, commission, duties of the parties, authority of the parties, and other terms relative to the relationship between manufacturer or supplier and sales representative.

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