An agreement is tested on the worst day of the relationship it governs. When everyone agrees, almost any language can seem clear. The drafting matters when someone wants out, someone has not paid, or the parties read the same provision differently. I draft for that day.
Legal Documents I Draft and Review
- Contracts
- Partnership and Shareholder Agreements
- Non-Disclosure Agreements
- Commercial and Residential Leases
- Employment Contracts and Employee Manuals
- Real Estate Related Agreements
- Estate Planning Documents
- Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
- Franchise Agreements
- License Agreements
Nearly three decades of litigation has shown me how agreements are tested when circumstances change or relationships break down. Disputes can arise over payment, performance, deadlines, responsibilities, termination, remedies, or simply because the parties understand the same language differently. That experience informs how I draft—anticipating potential issues, defining obligations clearly, and reducing unnecessary ambiguity. And if a dispute does arise, I already know the agreement and the circumstances behind it because I was involved from the beginning.