Which contracts do you handle?
- Master service agreements and statements of work
- Vendor, supplier, and distribution agreements
- SaaS, licensing, and technology agreements, including data processing addenda
- Customer terms of service and EULAs
- Independent contractor and consulting agreements
- Executive employment and severance agreements
- Non-compete, non-solicit, and confidentiality agreements; NDAs and non-circumvention
- Commercial lease review and negotiation
What does a contract review include?
A written issues list that ranks what matters, a redline you can send back, and a call to walk through both. Typical turnaround is 3 to 5 business days. If the agreement needs back-and-forth with the other side, we quote that before it starts.
What does contract drafting include?
A custom agreement built for your business, not a form with the names changed, plus two rounds of revisions. Typical turnaround is 1 to 2 weeks.
What do you look at in every review?
- Limitation of liability and its carve-outs
- Indemnification and who defends third-party claims
- Ownership of IP and work product
- Payment terms and late-payment remedies
- Term, auto-renewal, and termination rights
- Confidentiality and data handling
- Governing law, venue, and dispute resolution
Should I pay per contract or use a retainer?
If you sign a contract every few months, per-contract flat fees are usually simpler. If you sign several a month, an outside general counsel retainer covers them for one monthly fee.
How much does a contract lawyer cost?
Contract review starts at $1,500 per agreement and drafting starts at $3,500. Every matter is quoted as a flat fee in writing after a free 30-minute call. See all published prices.
Know the number before you commit. A free 30-minute call, then a written flat-fee quote.
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