Contracts That Actually Protect You.
A poorly drafted contract can cost you far more than an attorney ever would. We draft, review, and negotiate agreements that hold up — and we litigate hard when the other side doesn't honor theirs.
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Contract Drafting
Custom contracts drafted to protect your specific interests — service agreements, vendor contracts, partnership agreements, NDAs, and more.
Contract Review
Line-by-line review of agreements before you sign — identifying unfavorable terms, hidden liabilities, and provisions you should negotiate.
Contract Negotiation
Negotiating better terms on your behalf — from price and payment to indemnification, warranties, limitation of liability, and exit provisions.
Breach of Contract Claims
Pursuing and defending breach of contract claims in California and Florida courts, including written, oral, and implied contracts.
Real Estate Contracts
Purchase agreements, lease agreements, option contracts, and commercial real estate contracts — drafted and reviewed with precision.
Contract Renegotiation
Helping clients modify existing agreements when circumstances change, performance obligations shift, or disputes require resolution.
Contracts built to last.
Most contract disputes arise from ambiguous language, overlooked provisions, or terms that seemed standard but weren't. We draft and review contracts with a litigation mindset — asking not just what the contract says, but how it would hold up in a dispute.
Our attorneys have drafted and reviewed hundreds of commercial, real estate, and service contracts. We understand the standard traps and know how to build agreements that are clear, enforceable, and actually protective of your interests.
"The best time to call a contract lawyer is before you sign — not after the other side has already failed to perform."
What we look for.
- Unfavorable indemnification and liability clauses
- Ambiguous payment and performance terms
- Inadequate termination and exit provisions
- Missing or weak intellectual property protections
- Dispute resolution and venue clauses that disadvantage you
- Auto-renewal and escalation clauses buried in fine print
- Warranties and representations that create unintended exposure
Contract law FAQ.
While you are not legally required to use an attorney, having a lawyer draft or review your contracts can prevent costly disputes. Many contracts contain standard clauses that appear neutral but can be highly unfavorable in practice. An attorney can identify risks and negotiate better terms before you sign.
Document all breaches in writing, preserve all communications and records related to the contract, and contact an attorney promptly. There are strict statutes of limitations for contract claims in California — generally 4 years for written contracts and 2 years for oral contracts.
Yes, in many cases. Oral contracts are generally enforceable in California, but proving their terms can be difficult. Certain agreements — including real estate contracts and agreements lasting more than one year — must be in writing under the Statute of Frauds.
An indemnification clause requires one party to compensate the other for certain losses or liabilities. Broadly written indemnification clauses can expose you to significant liability. It is important to have an attorney review and negotiate these provisions before signing any significant contract.
Yes. We assist clients in renegotiating contract terms, whether due to changed circumstances, performance issues, or disputes. We can review your existing agreement, advise on your leverage and options, and negotiate modified terms on your behalf.
Talk to a contract attorney today.
Whether you need a contract drafted, reviewed before signing, or have a dispute that needs resolution — we're ready to help. Your first consultation is free and confidential.