I draft demand letters that create pressure and review contracts before they become expensive problems. $575 flat fee for a demand letter with a draft lawsuit or arbitration demand attached. Contract review starts with a quick scan, with deeper review and redlines available. You deal with me directly, not a paralegal and not an intake team.
Fixed fees. Fast turnaround. You talk to me, not an intake team.
I write a demand letter on firm letterhead with a draft lawsuit or arbitration demand attached. Delivered via FedEx certified mail and email. Settlement negotiation included.
"Sergei drafted an excellent demand letter that got results within a week. The other party paid in full."— Upwork client, $12,500 recovery
I review the agreement, flag the real risks, and tell you exactly what to push back on. Quick scan, full review, and redline tiers are available depending on speed and depth.
Quick Scan if you just need a risk snapshot. Full Review if you are negotiating. Review + Revision if you need redlined language to send back.
Upload a Contract →"Very detailed and timely responses. He was very knowledgeable of California Employment Contract Law and explained all the nuances clearly."— Upwork client, contract review
Simple intake, direct attorney review, and clear next steps.
Who owes you, how much, and what you've tried so far. I reply within 24 hours.
Demand letter on firm letterhead with a draft lawsuit or arbitration demand attached. You review and approve.
I send it via FedEx 2-day certified mail and email. Most disputes resolve within 2–4 weeks.
Email the contract as PDF or Word. Tell me what concerns you. I'll confirm the tier and timeline.
You get a marked-up copy highlighting risks, missing protections, and unfavorable terms with replacement language.
I explain what to push back on and how. If you need revisions, I can rewrite the clauses for you.
700+ public reviews on Upwork
"Sergei drafted an excellent demand letter that got results within a week. He explained the legal strategy clearly and was very responsive to my questions. The other party paid in full after receiving the letter. Worth every penny."
"Very detailed and timely responses to all my queries. He was very knowledgeable of California Employment Contract Law and did a very good job of explaining all the nuances and options. I would recommend and hire again."
"Stripe had been holding $22K of my business funds for months. Sergei's demand letter with AAA arbitration threat got the funds released within 10 days. Professional, fast, and effective."
Describe the dispute or upload the contract below. The tool helps sort the matter before attorney review and points you to the right next step.
California attorney focused on demand letters, contract review, and practical pre-litigation business disputes. Direct attorney access, clear pricing, and usable next steps.
Tell me what happened or upload the contract. I will point you to the next step and the likely fee.
Most demand letters ship within 3–5 business days from when I have everything I need. Contract quick scans come back in 1–2 business days; full reviews in 3–5. Rush turnaround is available—mention it in your intake message.
For a demand letter: a short description of what happened, the other party's name and contact info, and any supporting documents (invoices, contracts, screenshots). For a contract review: the agreement itself in PDF, Word, or even a photo of the pages.
I am licensed in California, but demand letters are sent nationwide—most do not require litigation in your state. For contract review, jurisdiction rarely matters because I am analyzing the document, not filing in court. If your situation requires a local attorney, I will tell you upfront.
I personally review every intake. You will get a reply from me (not an assistant, not a chatbot) confirming whether I can help, the flat fee, and what I need from you next. No obligation until you say go.
No. The AI Legal Analyst provides general legal information to help you understand your situation. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. When you are ready for attorney-level work, I take over personally.
Yes. The $575 flat fee includes a demand letter on firm letterhead plus a draft complaint or arbitration demand attached as an exhibit. This signals that you are prepared to escalate, which is what creates settlement pressure. If the other side ignores the letter, you already have a filing-ready draft.