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Contract Drafting & Review

The terms you agree today decide the disputes you avoid tomorrow — get your contracts drafted and reviewed before you sign.

A clear, well-drafted contract is the cheapest insurance a business can buy. Most commercial disputes trace back to vague terms, missing clauses or one-sided agreements signed in a hurry. Getting the document right at the outset prevents costly litigation later.

We draft and review the full range of business agreements — sale and supply, services, partnership and shareholders' agreements, employment, lease, agency and more — making sure the terms are clear, enforceable and protect your interests before you sign.

What's included

Everything the engagement covers.

Commercial contracts

Sale, supply, service and distribution agreements.

Corporate agreements

Partnership, shareholders' and joint-venture agreements.

Employment & HR

Employment contracts, NDAs and consultancy agreements.

Property documents

Lease, tenancy and sale agreements.

Contract review

Reviewing agreements before you sign and flagging risks.

How it works

A clear, four-step process.

01

Understand

We learn the deal, the parties and your priorities.

02

Draft / review

We draft the agreement or mark up the one you have.

03

Refine

We explain key clauses and adjust terms with you.

04

Finalise

We deliver a clean, signable document that protects you.

Who it's for

Is this you?

  • Businesses formalising deals with customers or suppliers
  • Partners and shareholders setting clear terms
  • Employers issuing proper employment contracts
  • Anyone asked to sign an agreement they're unsure about
Questions

Common questions.

Should I get a contract reviewed before signing?

Yes. A short review before signing is far cheaper than litigating an unfair or unclear term later. We flag risks and suggest changes.

What types of contracts do you draft?

Sale, supply, service, partnership, shareholders', employment, lease, agency and most other commercial agreements.

Why is a shareholders' agreement important?

It sets out how decisions are made, how disputes and deadlocks are resolved and how a shareholder can exit — preventing many corporate disputes before they start.

Get Started

Let's handle contract drafting for you.

Speak with a partner about your matter. The first consultation is free, with no obligation.

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