Contract Review, Set Price

Most contract reviews ask: Is this agreement fair? Is the language standard? Is anything missing?

Those are reasonable questions—but they’re transactional questions.

As a commercial litigator, I ask different ones.

When I review a contract, I’m looking for:

What typically breaks down in a dispute?

How have courts interpreted this indemnification clause?

What does risk actually look like under this limitation of liability?

Is the arbitration provision going to help my client—or trap them?

If this relationship ends badly (and some do), what does the litigation look like from day one?

That’s a different analysis.

And it matters, because the client who signs a contract that later ends up in dispute is going to need a commercial litigator regardless.

The real question is whether that litigator already knows the contract.

If I reviewed it, I already know it.

That matters when a demand letter arrives at 5pm on a Friday.

My flat-fee contract review is designed for startups signing their first enterprise agreement, manufacturers managing complex supplier relationships, and any business where the contract is material enough that getting it wrong has real consequences.

It delivers a full redline markup and a written strategy memo—not just a checklist—within a set number of business days, at a fixed price, known before we start.

If you have a commercial agreement in front of you right now that you’re not fully comfortable with, that’s exactly what this is for.