A weak contract can expose your business to liability, lost revenue, and disputes that surface years later.
Why contract quality matters
Your contracts decide:
- Who carries the risk when something goes wrong
- How and when you get paid
- What happens if the relationship ends early
- Where and how disputes are resolved
- How much leverage you have if you need to enforce the deal
New York courts generally enforce contracts as written, and unclear wording is often read against the party who drafted it under the ambiguity rule. We remove ambiguity and address risk before a dispute begins.
Our contract services
Drafting
- Vendor, supplier, and service agreements
- Consulting and professional services contracts
- Sales, distribution, and dealer agreements
- Partnership, joint venture, and collaboration agreements
- Confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)
- Licensing, technology, SaaS, and software agreements
- Employment, contractor, and restrictive covenant agreements
- Real estate leases and management contracts
Review & red-flag analysis
- One-sided or hidden liability terms
- Unclear payment, performance, or termination language
- Overbroad indemnities and weak limitation-of-liability clauses
- Gaps in IP, data, or confidentiality protection
- Regulatory or industry-specific compliance risks
Negotiation
- Pricing, payment schedules, and performance milestones
- Risk allocation, indemnification, and remedies
- Confidentiality, data privacy, and ownership of work product
- Term, renewal, termination, and exit rights
- Governing law, venue, and dispute resolution
Enforcement & disputes
- Demand letters and pre-litigation strategy
- Mediation and arbitration
- Litigation in New York Supreme Court and the Commercial Division
- Enforcing judgments and contractual remedies
- Defending against breach of contract claims
Clients we represent
- Startups and emerging companies
- Small and mid-sized businesses
- Professional services firms
- Real estate owners and property managers
- Technology, software, and SaaS companies
- Manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers
Why businesses choose us
- Direct attorney involvement on every contract
- Practical, business-focused advice
- Familiarity with New York courts and business practices
- Flat-fee options for routine reviews and drafts where appropriate