Contracts
Contract Drafting & Review
Contracts are where business risk gets pre-decided. A handful of lines can completely shift liability, payment terms, or termination rights. We review and draft contracts down to the clause level, and explain what each provision actually means, where the risk sits, and how to fix it — not just a rubber-stamp review.
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What we handle for you
- ✓Review and risk-assess any contract type — sale of goods, service agreements, work-for-hire, leases, and agency agreements
- ✓Draft new contracts from scratch matched to your commercial terms, with gaps closed before they become disputes
- ✓Redline and negotiate contract terms on your behalf with counterparties, in Thai and English
- ✓Explain the risk of each clause in plain language — no confusing legal jargon
- ✓Scrutinize limitation of liability, indemnity, and termination clauses — the most common sources of dispute
- ✓Advise on cross-border and international contracts, including governing law and jurisdiction
- ✓Build standard contract templates for businesses that repeat the same type of agreement, saving time and cost long-term
Who this is for
- Businesses that received a draft contract from a counterparty and need a risk check before signing
- Companies that want a standard template to reuse with customers or suppliers
- Businesses negotiating high-value or complex long-term contracts
- Owners who want a consultant to negotiate on their behalf to preserve the business relationship
Frequently asked questions
How long does a contract review take?
It depends on length and complexity. A standard contract usually takes 1-3 business days; complex contracts or multiple negotiation rounds take longer. We'll give you a timeline once we've seen the draft.
Do you review English-language or international contracts?
Yes. Our team works in both Thai and English, with experience reviewing cross-border contracts with counterparties across multiple countries.
What if the counterparty won't accept our requested changes?
We'll assess how material the risk actually is and suggest alternatives — such as adding offsetting protections elsewhere — so the deal can move forward while you stay appropriately protected.
Have a contract that needs review before signing?
Send us the draft for a free initial risk assessment.
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