Contract Review Lawyer

The $575 Create or Redline Contract covers attorney drafting or redline of one business contract, with up to three rounds of email revisions. You get the marked-up draft (or a clean first draft if I am creating one), plus brief written comments explaining the key issues and suggested changes. Unusually long, highly complex, or heavily negotiated work, or multiple separate agreements, runs at $240 per hour overflow.

Pick the $240 Written Attorney Consultation when you want the main risks and leverage flagged, not a full markup. You submit your question, a short factual summary, and the key documents (up to 30 pages); you receive a written attorney response identifying the main legal issues, risks, leverage points, and practical next steps, with a two business-day turnaround. It is not a full redline, draft, or comprehensive document review unless separately agreed.

The $240 Written Attorney Consultation is issue-spotting: a written read on the main risks and leverage, no clause-by-clause markup. The $575 Create or Redline Contract is the full job: an attorney redline (or a clean draft), brief written comments, and up to three rounds of email revisions. If you only need to know where the landmines are, start with the $240 consult; if you need the contract actually fixed or drafted, choose the $575 package.

Yes. The $400 1-Hour Attorney Strategy Session is a one-hour Zoom with screen share and a preliminary review of the key documents you send beforehand. It suits walking through deal terms, negotiation posture, or which clauses to push on. It does not include drafting or redlining unless separately agreed; the full markup is the $575 Create or Redline Contract.

Most business contracts: SaaS and software terms, MSAs and SOWs, NDAs, licensing agreements, vendor and service-provider contracts, independent contractor and consulting agreements, amendments, settlement and separation agreements, and similar. Send the contract itself, any prior redlines or versions, the other side's last position, and the deal term sheet if you have one. You can upload them in the chat or email them.

Standard turnaround is usually 3 to 5 business days after I receive the documents I need. A 24 to 48 hour rush may be available for an added fee if my schedule allows, so tell me your signing deadline up front. Unusually long, highly complex, or heavily negotiated contracts, or several separate agreements, can take longer and run at $240 per hour overflow on the flat package. Timing depends on the contract and your facts.

Yes. The $575 Create or Redline Contract covers either side of the job: I can build a practical first draft from your instructions and the deal terms, or redline a draft the other side sent. Either way you get the document plus brief written comments on the key issues, and up to three rounds of email revisions. If you already have a draft and only want the main risks and leverage flagged rather than a full markup, the $240 Written Attorney Consultation is the lighter option.

I cannot promise any contract will be enforced a particular way: that depends on the final signed terms, the governing law and venue, and the specific facts of any future dispute. What I can do is flag the clauses that most often cause problems, such as one-sided indemnity, uncapped liability, vague IP ownership, auto-renewal traps, and dispute-resolution and fee-shifting terms, and suggest fallback language that better protects your position. The goal is to reduce risk and improve your leverage, not to guarantee an outcome. This depends on your specific facts.