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Minimizing disputes over contract terms relies heavily on the clarity of the language used within the agreement and a thorough review process before any contracts are signed. Clear language ensures that all parties understand their obligations, rights, and the terms of the agreement. This reduces ambiguity, which is often the root cause of disputes. A thorough review allows all involved parties to ask questions, negotiate terms, and clarify any areas of confusion prior to mutual agreement and signing. By fostering an environment of transparency and comprehension, the likelihood of misunderstandings and subsequent disputes is significantly reduced.

In contrast, relying on oral agreements can lead to misinterpretation or miscommunication, as verbal agreements may not capture all details or intentions clearly. Involving a third-party mediator can be useful for resolving disputes but does not inherently prevent them from arising. Ignoring minor disagreements often escalates issues, as unresolved concerns can accumulate and lead to significant conflicts later on. Focusing on clear communication and thorough reviews before finalizing agreements is a proactive approach to avoidance of disputes.