Customer Agreements Attorney in Kansas City, MO
B2B sales teams in Kansas City increasingly sell into enterprise procurement processes anchored in Cerner/Oracle Health, Hallmark, Garmin, H&R Block, C2FO, Cboe Digital, and a network of ag tech and animal health companies tied to the KC Animal Health Corridor-style legal review. Your MSA and order forms have to survive that scrutiny without killing deal velocity. Foundry Law Group builds customer-facing paper for Kansas City companies that closes deals without giving away the store.
MSAs, SOWs, and Order Forms
Most B2B deals now run through a master services agreement with individual statements of work or order forms underneath. Getting the MSA right once means every future deal closes faster. We draft MSAs that hold up in enterprise procurement while keeping the terms practical for your sales team to actually use.
Limitation of Liability and Indemnification
Liability caps and indemnification provisions are where deals actually get won or lost in negotiation. Too aggressive and enterprise customers refuse to sign. Too soft and a single bad deal can wipe out years of revenue. We help you find defensible positions and hold them.
Enterprise procurement in the Kansas City market and in customer bases that include Cerner/Oracle Health, Hallmark, Garmin, H&R Block, C2FO, Cboe Digital, and a network of ag tech and animal health companies tied to the KC Animal Health Corridor sets a high bar for MSA terms around data security, indemnification, and audit rights. We build MSAs that pass those reviews.
Data, Privacy, and Security Terms
Enterprise customers now require DPAs, security addenda, and specific commitments around data handling. We draft these to match your actual security posture and compliance certifications so you do not sign up for obligations you cannot meet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Use your paper whenever possible. Your terms reflect your economics and risk tolerance. Falling back to customer paper is sometimes necessary with large enterprises, but it should be a deliberate exception, not the default.
Fees paid in the prior 12 months is a common baseline. Enterprise customers often push for multiples of fees or carve-outs for specific claims like data breach. The right number depends on deal size, risk profile, and insurance coverage.
Customers almost always require it for third-party IP infringement claims related to your product. We help you scope the indemnity so it covers real risk without becoming unlimited exposure.