CORPORATE WORK

Contract Review & Drafting.

Every business relationship is defined by its contracts. Attorney Michael Goldstein reviews, drafts, and negotiates contracts for Massachusetts small business owners — protecting your interests before you sign and ensuring your agreements are enforceable when it matters most.

Services are available for clients in Massachusetts, Maryland, and Washington, D.C.

Massachusetts Licensed
Business Contract Specialist
Free Initial Consultation
Direct Attorney Access — No Associates

WHY CONTRACT REVIEW MATTERS

Don't Sign Without Understanding What You're Agreeing To.

Most business disputes arise from contracts that were not carefully reviewed before signing — or from agreements that were never put in writing at all. A contract that seems straightforward can contain provisions that significantly limit your rights, expose you to unexpected liability, or lock you into unfavorable terms.

Attorney Goldstein reviews contracts from the perspective of a small business owner — identifying provisions that are one-sided, unenforceable, or simply bad for your business, and negotiating better terms on your behalf.

Whether you are signing a vendor agreement, a commercial lease, a service contract, or a partnership agreement, having an attorney review it before you sign is far less expensive than resolving a dispute after the fact.

CONTRACT SERVICES

Contracts We Review, Draft & Negotiate.

From vendor agreements to commercial leases, we cover the full range of small business contracts.

Vendor Agreements

Review and negotiate supplier, vendor, and service provider contracts

Commercial Leases

Protect your interests in office, retail, and industrial lease negotiations

Partnership Agreements

Document ownership, responsibilities, and exit rights between partners

Employment Agreements

Draft enforceable employment contracts, offer letters, and non-competes

NDAs & Confidentiality

Protect your trade secrets and proprietary information

Service Agreements

Draft client-facing service contracts that protect your business

Independent Contractor

Properly classify and document contractor relationships

Settlement Agreements

Draft and review settlement and release agreements

THE PROCESS

How Contract Review Works.

1

Submit Your Contract

Send us the contract for review — we accept PDFs, Word documents, and email attachments.

2

Attorney Review

Attorney Goldstein personally reviews every provision, identifying risks and areas for negotiation.

3

Written Summary

You receive a clear written summary of key provisions, concerns, and recommended changes.

4

Negotiation Support

If needed, Attorney Goldstein negotiates directly with the other party or their counsel on your behalf.