Not every minor invoice needs review, but any agreement that creates significant liability or long-term obligation should be reviewed. This includes commercial leases, vendor contracts with auto-renewal clauses, and any partnership agreements. We act as your Virtual General Counsel to review these efficiently.

Due diligence is the "audit" phase of buying a business. It involves verifying the seller's financials, checking for pending lawsuits, reviewing employee contracts, and ensuring intellectual property is properly secured. Skipping this step is the most common cause of post-transaction lawsuits.

Yes. While it is harder to change terms after signing, we can review the agreement for "exit clauses," force majeure provisions, or breach of contract opportunities that may allow you to renegotiate or terminate the relationship early.