General Practice
The everyday agreements that govern your work and personal life — employment and consulting agreements, real estate contracts, powers of attorney, and more — deserve the same careful attention as any larger case, since a single unclear clause can be far more costly to fix later than to get right from the start.
Everyday agreements, handled properly
Having an attorney review or draft these documents before you sign gives you a clear understanding of your rights and helps you avoid disputes down the road. Our general practice covers:
- Employment agreements
- Consulting agreements
- Contractor / subcontractor agreements
- Purchase agreements, all types
- Powers of attorney
- Real estate & mortgage contracts
- Landlord-tenant matters
- Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)
- Notary services
- All other contract needs
Why a review is worth it before you sign
Most people sign employment agreements, leases, and purchase contracts without reading the clauses that matter most — the ones that govern what happens when circumstances change. Those are precisely the clauses that determine your exposure. A short review before signing is almost always cheaper than untangling the consequences afterward.
From first call to signature
- 01
Consultation
Tell us what you’re signing, or what you need drafted, and any deadline you’re working against.
- 02
Review or Draft
We read the agreement line by line, or prepare one built around your actual situation.
- 03
Explain
We walk you through what each obligation means in practice before you commit to it.
- 04
Finalize
We handle revisions and negotiation with the other party through to signature.
Common questions
Should I have an agreement reviewed before I sign it?
Yes, whenever possible. Having an attorney review or draft these documents before you sign gives you a clear understanding of your rights and helps you avoid disputes down the road — a single unclear clause is far more costly to fix later than to get right from the start.
Do you handle personal matters, not just business ones?
Yes. Employment and consulting agreements, real estate and mortgage contracts, purchase agreements, powers of attorney, landlord-tenant matters, and NDAs are all within our general practice.
Can you draft a document from scratch rather than reviewing one?
Yes. We draft agreements tailored to your specific situation rather than starting from a generic template that may not protect your actual interests.
Do you offer notary services?
Yes — notary services are available as part of our general practice. Mention it when you reach out and we’ll confirm availability.