Supply, services, distribution, consultancy and shareholder agreements. NDAs, terms & conditions, SaaS and licensing terms, creator and brand deals, loan and guarantee documents. Fixed fee, agreed in writing, before work begins.
Handled entirely in writing. No hearings, no meetings, no attendance required.
Written reply within 24 hours. Trademarks filed within 48 hours of instruction. Documents in days, not weeks. Never "3 to 5 business days" just to hear back.
| Item | What it covers | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| NDA / confidentiality agreement | One-way or mutual, drafted to your deal, 48-hour turnaround. | from £245 |
| Terms & conditions | B2B or B2C trading terms, or website/SaaS terms with privacy and cookie policies. | from £650 |
| Contract review & markup | Incoming contract reviewed with a written risk note and negotiation points. Credited against drafting if upgraded. | from £595 |
| Bespoke commercial agreement | Supply, services, distribution, consultancy, licensing, franchise, intermediary/IMFPA, loan or guarantee, drafted from your deal terms. | from £1,250 |
| Shareholder or partnership agreement | Including leaver, drag/tag, reserved matters and deadlock provisions for a standard private company. | from £1,650 |
| Incorporation & company pack | Company formed with tailored articles, board minutes and statutory registers, or an SPV structured for a specific deal (SPV pack £750). | from £550 |
Bespoke and urgent matters outside the schedule: £650 per hour, capped estimates given in advance. Corporate retainers from £995/month.
SaaS subscriptions, development agreements, DPAs, AI-use and model-provider terms, drafted by a practitioner who ships production software and has sat on the customer side of every one of these documents.
Brand collaboration agreements, talent management contracts, sponsorship and podcast agreements, informed by running a six-figure-audience media operation and a talent brand.
Governing law and enforcement strategy across three jurisdictions handled inside one privileged relationship. When your counterparty is overseas, the contract is drafted knowing how it will actually be enforced.
A review takes your existing or incoming contract and returns a markup plus a written note of the risks and the changes to push for. Drafting starts from a blank page around your actual deal. Both are fixed-fee; a review can be upgraded to drafting with the review fee credited.
Yes, B2B and B2C terms, SaaS subscription terms, acceptable-use and SLA schedules, privacy and cookie policies. The practice ships its own software products, so SaaS terms are drafted by someone who has been on your side of them.
Yes, including the articles amendments that make them work: leaver provisions, drag and tag, reserved matters, deadlock. £1,650 fixed for a standard two-to-four shareholder company.
It usually changes governing law, jurisdiction and enforcement strategy, which is exactly where a dual-qualified cross-border practice earns its fee. Cross-border contracts are a core lane here, not an exception.
Yes. A review that says 'sign it, here are the two clauses to watch in performance' is a good outcome, and you will not be upsold work you do not need.
Send a brief outline of your matter. You will receive a personal reply from a solicitor, with a fixed-fee quote where the scope is clear. Payment is taken before work begins; every fee is fixed in writing first.
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