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Contract Attorney Tampa

Expert drafting, review, and negotiation of business contracts. Protecting your interests in every deal.

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Contract Services

Strategic Contract Counsel

Contracts are the foundation of every business relationship. A well-drafted agreement protects your interests, prevents disputes, and provides clarity when issues arise. A poorly drafted one can cost you everything.

I provide comprehensive contract services for businesses of all sizes—from startup founders signing their first customer agreement to established companies negotiating complex licensing deals.

  • Contract drafting from scratch
  • Agreement review and redlining
  • Deal negotiation support
  • Template creation for repeat use
  • Contract dispute resolution
Contract attorney reviewing business agreement in Tampa Bay
Contract Types

Agreements I Handle

  • Master Service Agreements (MSAs): Framework contracts for ongoing relationships
  • SaaS Agreements: Software-as-a-service subscriptions and licensing
  • NDAs & Confidentiality: Protecting proprietary information
  • Licensing Agreements: IP, software, and content licensing
  • Vendor Contracts: Third-party service provider agreements
  • Employment Agreements: Executive and key employee contracts
Various business contract types handled by Tampa attorney
FAQ

Contract Law Questions

Yes, especially for significant agreements. The cost of legal review is minimal compared to the potential cost of signing a problematic contract. Key issues I look for include unfavorable limitation of liability clauses, auto-renewal traps, indemnification overreach, and IP ownership ambiguity.

Internet templates are risky. They're often outdated, may not comply with Florida law, and don't account for your specific situation. A customized contract protects your specific interests and addresses the unique risks of your business relationships.

At minimum: clear scope of work, payment terms, term and termination rights, limitation of liability, intellectual property ownership, confidentiality provisions, dispute resolution mechanism, and governing law. The specifics depend on your industry and relationship type.

Many "take it or leave it" contracts still have negotiable terms—you just need to know which ones. Even large enterprise vendors often accept reasonable modifications to indemnification, liability caps, and data handling provisions. I can identify which terms are worth pushing on.

Protect Your Business with Solid Contracts

Don't sign agreements that put your business at risk. Get expert legal review and negotiation support.

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