Simplifying
 Contracts
For Your Business

Contracts are my love language.
They may not be yours. And that's okay.

Whether you need a new contract, you've been handed an agreement full of fine print, or you already have a draft that needs some legal attention, we'll help you get it handled.

Simplifying
 Contracts
For Your Business

Contracts are my love language.
They may not be yours. And that's okay.

Whether you need a new contract, you've been handed an agreement full of fine print, or you already have a draft that needs some legal attention, we'll help you get it handled.

Tailored to your business:

  • Client & Customer Agreements
  • Master Service Agreements & Statements of Work
  • Contractor & Employment Agreements
  • Brand & Collaboration Agreements
  • Licensing Agreements
  • Courses, Programs & Memberships

Your Contracts Should Fit Your Business

Your contracts should reflect how you actually work, from what you’re agreeing to do to how the relationship works.

Need a new contract? We can create one for your business. Already have a draft, whether it came from an old contract, a template, or AI? We can review that too.

Ready to get your contracts handled?

Let's talk contracts!

Contract Services

Contract Drafting

  • Client & Customer Agreements: Agreements for services, payment terms, cancellations, intellectual property, confidentiality, and other terms specific to your business.
  • Master Service Agreements & Statements of Work: MSA and SOW structures for ongoing client relationships and project-based work, with overall relationship terms and separate terms for individual projects, deliverables, timelines, and fees.
  • Contractor & Employment Agreements: Agreements addressing responsibilities, compensation, confidentiality, intellectual property, and other terms for employees and independent contractors.
  • Amendments & Updates: Amendments to existing agreements when the scope, compensation, timing, or other terms of the relationship need to change.
  • Brand & Collaboration Agreements: Agreements for brand partnerships, sponsored work, joint projects, programs, events, referrals, and other collaborations, including responsibilities, compensation, deliverables, and intellectual property.
  • Course, Program & Membership Agreements: Terms addressing payment, cancellations and refunds, access, participant expectations, intellectual property, and other program-specific issues.
  • Licensing Agreements: Agreements establishing how another person or business may use your content, trademarks, or other intellectual property.

Contract Review

  • Contracts You've Been Asked to Sign: Review of agreements from clients, vendors, partners, and other businesses, with clear explanations of the provisions that matter to you.
  • Contracts You're Already Using: Review of existing agreements when your business, services, team, or relationships have changed.
  • Contracts You've Drafted: Whether you started with an old contract, a template, or an AI-generated draft, we'll review what you have, identify what may be missing, and make sure it reflects your business and what you're trying to accomplish.
  • Plain-Language Review: You won't get a memo filled with legal jargon. We'll tell you what matters, what we'd change, and why.

Contract Negotiation

  • Negotiation Strategy: Identify the provisions that matter most, where it makes sense to push back, and where there may be room for compromise.
  • Contract Revisions: Prepare proposed changes and alternative language that better reflect your business and what you're trying to accomplish.
  • Direct Negotiation: Communicate with the other party or their attorney and negotiate contract terms on your behalf.
  • Final Review: Review the final agreement to make sure the negotiated changes are accurately reflected before you sign.
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Remember LISS

Legal Is Simple Seriously

(Big thanks to my parents for giving me a last name that could also be used as an acronym to capture my legal philosophy.)

Danielle Liss, Esq.

Danielle has significant experience serving as an in-house attorney and a keen understanding of what businesses in today’s economy need from their legal department. She has previously served as General Counsel (and Chief Marketing Officer) for a seven-figure influencer network and later served as General Counsel for an 8-figure digital health and nutrition company. Now, Danielle serves multiple fast-growth businesses as their outside in-house counsel.

Want to discuss your legal needs? Let’s talk!

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