Your vendor sent their contract and you don't know what to accept
Big vendor contracts are drafted to protect them. We review liability, early termination, penalties, IP and jurisdiction clauses — and mark clearly what to fight and what to concede.
Commercial contracts
We draft and review the contracts your company signs every day: customers, vendors, distributors, partners, leases, NDAs. No off-the-shelf templates — each contract is tailored to your operation and anticipates the real risks of your industry.
Why a good contract matters
Big vendor contracts are drafted to protect them. We review liability, early termination, penalties, IP and jurisdiction clauses — and mark clearly what to fight and what to concede.
They push a SLA, MSA or master agreement. Don't sign blind. Express review in 48 hours with clear markups and plain-text comments.
Most partner fights could have been prevented with a proper shareholders' agreement. We write one that covers contributions, decision-making, exit, share sale, right of first refusal and drag-along.
A commercial contract has mandatory, optional and strategic clauses. With a specialist lawyer you close in days, with correct technique and clauses that actually protect.
Contracts we work on
What's not included
How we work
30–45 minute call. You explain what you want to regulate, counterparties, amounts, timelines and sensitive points. We flag risks you hadn't seen.
Day 1We send a proposal with scope and fixed fees. No hourly billing for standard contracts.
Day 1–2We draft from scratch or review theirs with tracked changes and explanatory comments.
Days 3–5We share the draft. We review line by line with you if needed. Adjust until final.
Days 5–8We coordinate signing — in person, qualified electronic signature or notarial certification depending on contract type.
Day 8+Reference fees
Estimated ranges. Final cost depends on complexity, length and iteration rounds.
from Q1,500
5–15 pages. Delivered with markups in 48–72h.
from Q2,800
Services, NDA, commercial lease, simple sale.
from Q5,500
Distribution, franchise, joint venture, licensing, corporate SLA.
from Q8,500
Includes prior analysis and meetings with all partners.
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For SMBs normalizing 5–10 contracts. Volume discount.
Fees exclude notarial taxes and registration costs when applicable.
FAQ
Not all. Private contracts between capable parties are fully valid between them, but to prove dates against third parties or evidence them in court, certifying signatures before a notary helps. Contracts transferring real estate, creating mortgages or requiring public registry filing must be elevated to public deed.
Yes, but protection depends on how it's drafted. It must precisely define what is confidential, for how long, what uses are authorized, what penalties apply and what forum resolves disputes. A generic internet NDA is typically useless.
Signed contracts are presumed accepted. You can only seek nullity for defect of consent (error, fraud, duress) which is very hard to prove. The best strategy is always to review before signing — a review costs a fraction of litigation.
Clear scope, term, price and payment terms, acceptance criteria, IP of deliverables, confidentiality, liability cap, termination causes, arbitration or jurisdiction, and tax regime (who withholds what). If any is missing, the contract is incomplete.
Yes. Decree 47-2008 (Electronic Communications and Signatures Law) gives full validity to electronic signatures. Simple e-signatures have evidentiary value; qualified e-signatures (with certificate from a recognized CA) have stronger evidentiary weight.
Only if the contract allows early termination or if there is a resolution cause (other party's breach, impossibility, force majeure). Exiting unilaterally without cause can trigger indemnification obligations. That's why termination clauses are critical.
A private agreement between S.A. shareholders regulating aspects beyond the deed: entry and exit of partners, share sales, rights of first refusal, drag-along, tag-along, deadlocks, dividend policy and conflicts of interest. You need it from the moment you're 2+ partners.
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