When it comes to legal documents, it’s important to understand that the terms and conditions outlined in these documents are legally binding. Once you sign on the dotted line, you are obligated to fulfill the terms of the agreement. Therefore, it is critical that you fully understand what you are agreeing to before you sign. Our contract and legal document review service is designed to help individuals and businesses navigate the often complex legal language in contracts and other important legal documents.

An experienced attorney can help review your legal documents and contracts to ensure that your interests are protected and that you fully understand the terms of the agreement. We can help identify potential issues, clarify confusing language, and suggest changes to the agreement to better protect your rights and interests.

Having an attorney review your legal documents before signing is important because it can help prevent future legal disputes or complications. By having an experienced attorney review the document, you can have peace of mind knowing that you are making an informed decision and that your legal interests are protected.

Whether you’re signing a contract for a new job, entering a commercial lease, or starting a new business, our contract and legal document review service can help ensure that you have a solid understanding of the agreement and that you are making the best decision for your unique situation.

Professional, convenient and affordable business contract review services.

Our Flat Fee Contract and Legal Document Review service provides a comprehensive and cost-effective solution for individuals and businesses who need legal documents reviewed by an experienced contract attorney. With our Flat Fee Contract and Legal Document Review service, you can have peace of mind before signing on the dotted line. We offer transparent flat fee pricing, for contracts and legal document review. There is a five (5) page Minimum Fee requirement, for this service and documents less than five (5) pages will be charged the Minimum Fee. If you have longer contracts or legal documents needing to be reviewed by an attorney, a flat fee quote can be provided.

Included in the Flat Fee Legal Document & Contract Review Service

1. Attorney review of the legal document – Single pass through reading and review of your legal document, to ensure that all provisions and terms are clear, unambiguous and enforceable. An experienced contract attorney will carefully review your document for:
   • Accurate reflection of agreed upon terms
   • Ambiguities, Inconsistencies and/or structural problems
   • Perceived business, personal, financial, operational and legal risks
   • Legal compliance with applicable laws and regulations
   • Negotiating opportunities (e.g., material omitted terms, non-industry standard rates)
2. Written Review Summary & Recommendations – After reviewing your document, you will be sent an email providing a clear and concise summary of our review. Based on our review findings, we will offer suggestions for any necessary revisions to the document to better align it with your needs and objectives.
3. 1-on-1 Phone Consultation with Attorney – Following review, clients will have to opportunity to schedule a 30-minute consultation with an experienced contract attorney. During the consultation, we will cover any legal terminology and concepts that may need explanation, our review findings and address any remaining client questions or concerns.
4. Limited Revisions – Up to fifteen (15) minutes of revisions, or improvements following the consultation.

PLEASE NOTE THAT LAMAR LEGAL PLLC IS ONLY LICENSED IN THE JURISDICTION OF FLORIDA. If your document/contract is subject to law where LAMAR LEGAL PLLC ATTORNEYS are not licensed, LAMAR LEGAL PLLC will still review the contract, but cannot, and will not, give any opinions as a matter of law. If you submit a document/contract that relies on law outside of Florida, LAMAR LEGAL PLLC will still review and comment as outlined above, but will qualify our review and likely recommend clients seek the advice of competent, local counsel. Additionally, submitted  documents/contracts requiring special expertise, will still be reviewed, but we may recommend you seek the advice of a specialized attorney.