Every clause reviewed.
Every risk flagged.
A contract is a promise with consequences. Before you sign, a licensed attorney reads every word — identifying what protects you, what exposes you, and what's missing.
Submit Your ContractWhat Is a Contract Review
A contract review is the process of a licensed attorney reading and analyzing a written legal agreement on your behalf. The attorney examines every provision — line by line — to ensure the terms are clear, enforceable, and fair. The review identifies ambiguities that could be interpreted against you, obligations you may not have noticed, liability exposure you have not accounted for, and provisions that are missing entirely.
Contract review is not the same as contract drafting. A review analyzes an agreement that already exists — typically one presented to you by an employer, vendor, partner, or counterparty. Drafting creates a new agreement from scratch. Both services are offered as flat-fee engagements with a written deliverable and a defined timeline. If you are forming a new business and need an operating agreement drafted alongside your entity formation, that work is scoped separately.
The cost of not reviewing a contract is rarely visible until something goes wrong. A non-compete clause that prevents you from working in your industry for two years. An indemnification provision that makes you liable for losses you did not cause. An automatic renewal that locks you into terms you would never have agreed to. These are real consequences that a fifteen-minute read cannot catch — but a trained attorney will. If a review reveals a breach or a provision the other party refuses to correct, a demand letter is often the next step.
What We Review
Business Contracts
NDAs & Confidentiality
Service Agreements
Partnership Agreements
Employment Contracts
Physician & Dental Agreements
Medical Director Agreements
Licensing Agreements
Independent Contractor Agreements
Commercial Leases
Terms of Service
Vendor & Supplier Agreements
Founders' Agreements
Non-Compete & Non-Solicitation
Operating Agreements
Franchise Agreements
Distribution Agreements
Settlement Agreements
If your agreement type is not listed here, describe it at intake. Most contracts fall within our scope of review.
What You Receive
Written Advisory Report
A detailed written analysis of your contract that identifies every significant provision, flags risk areas ranked by severity, and provides specific recommendations for revision, negotiation, or removal. Delivered as a branded PDF — written in plain language, not legalese.
Custom Drafted Agreement
If you need a contract created from scratch — not just reviewed — we draft a complete agreement tailored to your specific terms, protections, and business requirements.
Redline Markup
When you need specific revisions prepared for negotiation, we provide a redlined version of the original document with tracked changes and margin comments explaining each recommendation.
How It Works
Submit your contract
Upload your document through our secure intake. Tell us what concerns you most, any deadlines you are facing, and what outcome you are hoping for. There is no cost to submit.
We scope and quote
Within one business day, you receive a defined scope — what the review will cover, what it will not, the deliverable format, the timeline, and the fee. No commitment until you approve.
Attorney review
Your contract is reviewed line by line by a licensed attorney. Every provision is analyzed for clarity, enforceability, risk, and alignment with your interests. Nothing is automated. Nothing is skimmed.
Deliverable ships
You receive your written advisory report, custom agreement, or redline markup — delivered via email and available through the client portal. A close-out letter confirms the engagement is complete.
Know exactly what you're signing.
Submit Your ContractExperience
Brenden M. Moore began his legal career at K&L Gates LLP — a global law firm with over 40 offices — where he reviewed and negotiated complex corporate agreements across corporate, labor, and litigation matters.
His contract practice today follows the same methodology regardless of industry or agreement type: a complete line-by-line analysis, a written advisory report ranking every risk by severity, and specific recommendations for revision or negotiation. The deliverable is the same whether the agreement is a physician employment contract or a SaaS terms of service.
Prior to becoming an attorney, Brenden ran an international ecommerce business for a decade — and learned firsthand what a bad contract costs when you don't have an attorney review it first.
EDUCATION
Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, J.D.
LICENSED IN
Florida · Illinois · New Jersey
Common Questions
Every word. Every risk. Answered.
One review. Every risk visible before you sign. No obligation.
Submit Your ContractMost inquiries receive a response within one business day.