Legal Contract Review Services
Read every clause. Sign with certainty.Contract review means a lawyer reads your contract before you sign it and tells you exactly what to worry about. You get a written, clause-by-clause risk summary, in plain language, within two business days, starting at $200 with the price set before any work begins.
4.1 Employee shall devote full working time to the performance of duties assigned by Employer.
4.2 For twenty-four (24) months following termination, Employee shall not provide services to any competing practice within fifty (50) miles.
4.3 This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the state in which Employer maintains its principal office.
Why Clients Choose Us
Every review is read by a lawyer, not a script.
Licensed Attorneys Only
Every contract is read start to finish by a licensed attorney. No junior staff, no AI summary standing in for legal judgment.
Fixed Fee, Set Upfront
You see the exact price before we open the document. Nothing changes on the invoice once review begins.
Two Business Days
Most reviews are delivered within two business days, with rush turnaround available for time-sensitive signings.
Confidential by Default
Every document is handled under attorney-client confidentiality and encrypted storage, from upload to delivery.
What Clients Say
Real risk, caught before signature.
Who We Review Contracts For
One clause you miss can cost years of your career.
Healthcare Provider Contracts
Physicians, dentists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and veterinarians bring us the same recurring risk: a non-compete, compensation formula, or termination clause buried in a first employment agreement.
Healthcare provider contract reviewEmployment Contracts
Whether you are starting a new role or leaving one, an employment or severance agreement deserves the same clause-by-clause scrutiny before you sign.
Employment contract reviewBusiness Contracts
Construction, real estate, freight, hospitality, and franchise agreements each carry industry-specific risk in payment terms, liability caps, and contingency language.
Business contract reviewHow It Works
Four steps, two business days.
Upload your contract
Send the draft through a secure link. No account or consultation required to start.
Attorney-led review
A lawyer reads the full document and identifies every clause that creates risk or needs negotiation.
Written risk summary
You receive a clause-by-clause summary flagging risk language, missing terms, and unclear provisions.
Optional follow-up call
Talk through flagged clauses and what to ask the other party to change before you sign.
Pricing
Three ways to get a contract reviewed.
Every price is fixed and quoted before work begins. Pick the depth of review your contract needs, not a one-size fee.
Basic Review
Standard Review with Comments/Redlines
Review & Rewrite
Available on request for long-form contracts, franchise agreements, or bulk document sets. Contact us for a per-page quote.
Choosing an Option
Contract review, DIY, or full retainer?
| Option | Typical Cost | Turnaround | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading it yourself | $0 | Same day | Simple, low-risk contracts with no employment or liability terms |
| Flat-fee contract review | $200 – $600+, fixed and quoted upfront | Two business days | Employment agreements, business contracts, and any document with non-compete, liability, or payment terms |
| Full attorney retainer | Hourly, open-ended | Varies | Active negotiation, disputes, or drafting a contract from scratch |
Frequently Asked
Direct answers, no runaround.
Do I need to hire a lawyer to get my contract reviewed?
No. Our flat-fee review is paralegal-led and attorney-supervised, which covers the reading and risk-flagging most people need before signing. A full attorney retainer is only necessary if you are actively negotiating terms or heading into a dispute.Is contract review the same as contract drafting?Which pricing tier do I need?How long does a contract review take?Is the fee really flat, with no hourly billing?
Is contract review the same as contract drafting?
No. Review means reading an existing draft and flagging risk. Drafting means writing a contract from scratch. We review contracts you or the other party have already drafted.No. Review means reading an existing draft and flagging risk. Drafting means writing a contract from scratch. We review contracts you or the other party have already drafted.
Which pricing tier do I need?
Depends on what you plan to do next. Choose Basic Review if you just need to know your risk before deciding whether to sign. Choose Standard Review with Comments/Redlines if you intend to negotiate and want specific language to send back. Choose Review & Rewrite if you want the attorney to write the improved language for you rather than proposing it. Long or unusual documents may fall under per-page pricing, available on request.
How long does a contract review take?
Two business days for most employment and business contracts. Longer or more technical documents may take additional time, which we quote before starting.
Is the fee really flat, with no hourly billing?
Yes. You receive a fixed quote based on the contract's length and type before any work begins. See the full cost breakdown for pricing by tier and contract type.
Ready When You Are
Do not sign until you know what every clause means.
Upload your contract and get a flat-fee quote before any review begins.