- Who it is forCompanies at any stage, from startups to large businesses
- ScopeContracts, incorporation and internal documents, website and app documents
- FormatDrafting or review
A small mistake in a contract or policy costs more than a lawyer at the start. We draft and review documents for your industry and current rules so that they protect the business in a dispute.
What clients come to us for
- You need incorporation documents, counterparty contracts or employment contracts
- You are launching a website or app and need user terms and a privacy policy
- You received a contract from a partner and want to know what is risky in it
- You need NDAs and cooperation or licensing agreements
- You have templates that have not been updated or reviewed for a long time
What we do
Prepare incorporation documents: articles, founding agreements, minutes
What you getSet of incorporation documents
Draft agreements: licence, services, supply, contracting, collaboration, sale and purchase
What you getAgreement tailored to your deal
Draft employment contracts, internal work rules and personal data policies
What you getEmployment contracts and internal documents
Write documents for websites and apps: user agreements and privacy policies
What you getUser agreement and privacy policy for your product
Prepare non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)
What you getNDA ready to sign
Review documents: find risks, gaps and contradictions and recommend fixes
What you getReview with a list of risks and proposed edits
FAQ
Can we send a finished contract for review?
Yes. We find risks, gaps and contradictions and propose specific changes that protect your side.
Do you draft for our industry rather than from a template?
Yes. We account for the specifics of your business and changes in the law, so the document reflects your model rather than a generic sample.
Do I need legal documents for my website, or can I do without them?
Yes, you need them. A minimum set is mandatory for any website: Terms of Use, a Privacy Policy and a Cookie Policy. Nothing else is usually required to start; additional documents are needed only if the specifics of your project call for them.