Contracts.

Avoid the litigation nightmare of a bad contract. Hire a lawyer to review and negotiate your contract before you sign.

The Fine Print Matters.

A contract is a legally enforceable promise between two parties in exchange for something of value. Generally, if you are at least 18 years of age and of sound mind, then your failure to read or understand a contract does not excuse you from being bound by its terms.

There are many different types of contracts. Consumers are likely to come across contracts for goods, services, employment (doctors and other professionals), lease agreements, home-remodeling contracts, and contracts for the purchase and sale of real estate. Businesses are likely to come across all of these, plus consulting agreements, licensing agreements, construction agreements, non-compete agreements, waivers, non-disclosure agreements (NDA), and amendments.

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Billions of Dollars of Experience.

For over 18 years, Mahmoud negotiated contracts for major airlines worth billions of dollars. He oversaw a team of sourcing managers responsible for negotiating contracts at over 200 U.S. airports. Mahmoud was the lead negotiator for one deal which alone was worth $3.5 billion in spend over the term. Unlike many transactional lawyers, Mahmoud is fluent in both legal and commercial terms; he is experienced at negotiating with lawyers and business executives alike.

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Our Commitment to Transparency

Flat Rate Pricing.

We want to make it easy to shop for a lawyer. We offer flat rate pricing for standard contract matters. Pricing for clients with complex contract matters will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

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