Contract Drafting And Review
Get Contracts Drafted, Reviewed, And Negotiated By An Attorney — On Flat Fees Or A Monthly Legal Plan, Without Retainers Or Hourly Surprises
A contract attorney drafts and reviews agreements against the law of the state that will govern the contract, the commercial reality of the transaction, and the specific risks you are taking on. The work is mostly preventative — written into the contract before the deal closes, so you never have to litigate the gap later. A free consultation may help identify which contracts need attention first.
Free consultation. Flat-fee from $200 and legal plan options available. No retainer. No hourly cost.
Serving businesses across the United States.
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Confidential Document Review
Drafting, Review, Negotiation, And Filing Support
Experienced Business Contract Attorneys
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⏳ How A Contract Problem Typically Compounds
Why The Real Cost Is Almost Always More Than The Drafting Fee
Most contract problems are not noticed at signing. They show up later — when a customer refuses to pay, when a vendor misses a deliverable, when a contractor claims ownership of work, or when a counterparty walks away under a termination clause nobody read closely. The cost of fixing a contract before it is signed is a fraction of the cost of arguing over what it means after.
Stage 1
Drafting Stage
The contract has not been sent or signed. Every clause is still negotiable, every protection is still inexpensive to add, and the cost of getting it right is fixed and small.
Stage 2
Signed Without Review
The agreement is in force. The terms are now binding. Changing them requires the counterparty's consent — which is rarely given without giving something up in return.
Stage 3
Performance Issue
A payment issue, scope dispute, or termination disagreement arises. The contract terms now decide the outcome — and the side with the better drafting work behind them has the leverage.
Stage 4
Litigation Or Loss
The dispute is in front of a judge, an arbitrator, or a collections process. Legal spend often exceeds the underlying contract value — and a clearly drafted contract would have prevented most of it.
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The window before signing is the cheapest position your business will be in. A contract attorney works at Stage 1 — where the protections, the indemnity language, and the termination terms are inexpensive to put in writing. By Stage 4 the same issues cost ten to fifty times more to argue.
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Contracts We Draft And Review
The Documents Every Business Eventually Needs — Drafted For Your State, Your Industry, And Your Specific Deal
📄 Customer And Client Agreements
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Master service agreements, statements of work, terms of service, and engagement letters. The documents that define what you sell, what you deliver, what you charge, and what happens if the relationship ends.
📦 Vendor And Supplier Contracts
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Supply agreements, purchase orders, distribution contracts, and reseller terms. Including the warranty, return, indemnity, and termination provisions that determine your exposure when the vendor falls short.
🤝 NDAs And Confidentiality Agreements
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Mutual and one-way NDAs for prospects, partners, employees, and contractors. Drafted to actually protect the information that matters — not the broad templates that fail in court when tested.
👥 Employment And Contractor Agreements
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Offer letters, employment agreements, contractor agreements, IP assignments, non-competes, and non-solicits. Drafted for the state where the worker is located and the role they actually perform.
🏢 Commercial Lease Review And Negotiation
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Office, retail, and warehouse lease review. Personal guarantee analysis, CAM and operating expense review, assignment and subletting rights, build-out provisions, and renewal and exit terms.
🤝 Partnership And Operating Agreements
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LLC operating agreements, partnership agreements, shareholder agreements, and buy-sell provisions. The documents that decide what happens between co-owners — drafted before disagreement, not after.
🛡️ Licensing And IP Agreements
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Software licenses, content licenses, trademark licenses, and IP assignments. Including scope, exclusivity, royalty, audit, and termination terms that protect the asset you are licensing in or out.
💼 Sale, Purchase, And Acquisition Documents
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Asset and stock purchase agreements, letters of intent, term sheets, and earn-out provisions. Drafted to make sure the value you are buying or selling actually transfers as expected.
📋 Demand Letters, Notices, And Settlements
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Demand letters, breach notices, termination letters, settlement agreements, and release documents. Drafted to preserve your position and create the record you may need later.
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Whether the document is for the business or for a personal matter — purchase agreements, collection letters, deeds, court filings — your legal paperwork is in good hands with an attorney whose practice is built around drafting and review.
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💰 Why Pay More? Transparent Flat-Fee Pricing
The Same Drafting Work — Without The Hourly Surprises
Hourly billing is the default in most law firms — and the reason most small businesses delay getting contracts done properly. The pricing on this page is different. Discrete contract work is quoted as a flat fee before any work starts, so you know what the document will cost before you commit. For ongoing contract needs, a monthly legal plan gives you access to drafting, review, and consultation without per-document fees.
Simple Contracts
Flat fee from $200 to $800
NDAs, basic service agreements, contractor agreements, simple vendor terms, demand letters, and standard amendments. Quoted up front. Delivered on a fixed timeline.
Complex Contracts
Flat fee from $1,000 to $5,000
Master service agreements, operating agreements, commercial leases, distribution contracts, licensing deals, and acquisition documents. Quoted up front based on scope.
Monthly Legal Plan
Starting at $26.95 per month
Ongoing access to a business attorney for drafting, review, and consultation. Suitable for businesses with regular contract needs that prefer predictable monthly cost over per-document fees.
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Final pricing depends on the contract complexity, jurisdiction, and scope. Every engagement starts with a fixed quote — no retainer, no hourly billing, no surprise charges at the end of the month.
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⚙️ How The Process Works
A structured and confidential evaluation
Submit your contract details — what needs drafting or reviewing — through our secure form.
Our legal rep reviews the request, calls you and provides a flat-fee quote or legal plan details.
The drafting or review is completed within the agreed timeline — no retainer, no hourly billing, no surprise costs.
📞 What Happens After You Submit
Clear guidance. No pressure.
Intake team reviews the contract details and any documents submitted
Contract attorney calls you back within 10 minutes during business hours
Scope, deliverable, and turnaround time are explained in plain English
Pricing is quoted up front — flat fee or monthly legal plan, no retainer required
You decide how to proceed — no obligation
Free consultation. Confidential conversation.
✅ The Recommended Path: Flat-Fee Drafting Or A Legal Plan
Why This Pricing Model Removes The Reason Most People Skip Contract Work
🎯 No Retainer. No Hourly Cost.
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Flat-fee drafting is quoted before work starts. Legal plan members pay a fixed monthly amount. Either way, the cost of the contract is known before you commit — no retainer, no hourly billing, no end-of-month surprises.
🔗 Drafted For Your State And Your Deal
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Contracts are governed by state law that varies sharply on enforceability, indemnity, non-competes, and consumer protection. The work is done by an attorney licensed in the jurisdiction that will govern the agreement.
📅 Fast Turnaround
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Most discrete contract work is delivered within a few business days. Urgent matters are accommodated where the timeline allows. Legal plan members typically receive review within 24 to 48 hours.
⚠️ When You Should Talk To A Contract Attorney
Situations That Warrant A Same-Week Review
About to sign a customer, vendor, or partner agreement worth more than a month of revenue
Operating on handshake deals, email agreements, or unedited templates
Sending the same agreement to many customers and want a properly drafted master template
Negotiating a commercial lease, distribution contract, or licensing deal
Bringing on a co-owner, contractor, or first employee
Preparing a demand letter, breach notice, or settlement agreement
A free consultation may help identify which contract work is most important to do first — and the flat-fee or legal plan option that fits your situation.
Get Your Contract Done Properly — At A Price You Know Before You Commit
Free consultation. Flat-fee from $200 and legal plan options available. No retainer. No hourly cost.
Real Stories From Clients We've Helped
Contract Drafting And Review — Client Results
Lease document review
I had a lease document reviewed within hours of my initial call. It's amazing what attorneys can do to simplify your life when you can seek their advice without first worrying about the cost each time.
Letter to our landlord's attorney
The attorney that helped me was very prompt and diligent in drafting a letter to our landlord's attorney. Very professional. Got it back the same day and it said exactly what needed to be said.
Assisting me with the documentation
I am in the process of building a home and my attorney has been assisting me with the documentation. The service has already more than paid for itself. Knowing the paperwork is done properly makes a real difference.
Worth every penny
Used the service to get a contractor agreement reviewed before I signed. The attorney flagged two clauses I would never have caught — one on IP ownership and one on termination. Worth every penny and then some.