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Steven Stark
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Jake Siciliano
Richard Gora
Michael Wieser
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Grant Maynard
Bob Schrader, Esq.
Jennifer Newton
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The Miami contract attorneys & lawyers on UpCounsel are dedicated to helping businesses save time, money, and peace of mind with contract drafting and review, negotiations, litigation support, discovery, commercial business transactions, and more.
Our independent contract attorneys are available on-demand to provide contract legal services for businesses or to support your in-house general counsel to help lighten the load for transactional matters or litigation support.
Although the work of the Miami contract attorneys found on UpCounsel often varies they are highly experienced in legal contract activities such as commercial contract negotiations, document review in response to document subpoenas, request for production of documents, legal research, draft legal briefs, along with providing a full range of other contract legal services to businesses of any size.
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This is the most recent 20 reviews out of 268 reviews for Commercial Contracts attorneys in Florida
Affiliate Agreement
"Once again, great work!"
Richard S
.
Loxahatchee,
FL,
26 days ago
Review Service Agreement
"Extremely well done, informative, on time, communication was great, on budget / in scope and went above and beyond on delivery and explanation."
Jeremy L
.
Miami Beach,
FL,
2 months ago
Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Sara is really great to work with! Will definitely recommend as the best lawyer to work with"
Stephon S
.
Gainesville,
FL,
3 months ago
Draft Terms and Conditions & Privacy Policy
"Brandon was fantastic to work with, very thorough and great communication! Will definitely work with Brandon again in the future!"
David H
.
Winter Garden,
FL,
4 months ago
Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Fantastic attorney to work with. Extremely knowledgeable and thorough. Will definitely be reaching out to Matt for any future legal needs and would reccomend anyone looking for legal services to do the same."
Brandon S
.
Clearwater,
FL,
4 months ago
Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Mike was a pleasure to work with."
Jen C
.
Clearwater,
FL,
5 months ago
Legal Review of 10-Page Agreement Before Signing
"This is the third time we've used Alisha and have now booked a fourth job. Very satisfied."
Victoria W
.
Hollywood,
FL,
5 months ago
Draft Release of Liability
"Erin was a pleasure to work with."
Jen C
.
Clearwater,
FL,
6 months ago
Draft Service Agreement
"excellent"
Michael P
.
Orlando,
FL,
8 months ago
Review Business Consulting Agreement
"Superb experience with Mario. Knowledgeable, helpful, willing to put the effort in and made me feel like a valued client even though it wasn’t a huge proposal or dollar amount. Looking forward to working with him again!"
Edward T
.
Winter Garden,
FL,
9 months ago
Draft Licensing Agreement
"Carmelo is an excellent lawyer who truly cares about his clients and knows what's he's doing!"
Anjali P
.
Miami,
FL,
11 months ago
Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Great experience. Highly recommend!"
Michael F
.
Bradenton,
FL,
11 months ago
Consult on Loan Agreement
"you charged me $405 for services that you didnt even provide"
Jennifer S
.
Nokomis,
FL,
about 1 year ago
Draft Non-Disclosure Agreement (Commercial)
"Fantastic job, was responsive and delivered exactly what our team was looking for."
Andrew M
.
Miami,
FL,
about 1 year ago
Review Affiliate Agreement
"Jonathan is very knowledgeable and has the client's interest as a 1st priority."
Nabeel Y
.
Fort Lauderdale,
FL,
over 1 year ago
Review Licensing Agreement
"Thank you!"
Trevor S
.
Jacksonville,
FL,
over 1 year ago
Review Marketing Agreement
"Amazing business attorney. Given Michael is an entrepreneur himself and a lawyer 2nd , his instinct for corp law is second to none . Very happy with his services ! Russ Carpel CEO LevelFunded Health LevelFunded.com"
Russell C
.
Naples,
FL,
almost 2 years ago
Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"His knowledge and experience on our matter were impressive. I am sure he saved us lots of potential headaches. We won't be signing any contract before he reviews it 1st. Highly recommend him."
Tuncay D
.
Orlando,
FL,
almost 2 years ago
Review Service Agreement
"I was closing the deal and had a small but very urgent request on the Master Service Agreement. Neil provided me with a swift and professional response. One of my best legal counseling experiences during last 10 years"
Evgeny S
.
Orlando,
FL,
almost 2 years ago
Review Manufacturing Agreement
"Amazing work!"
Mehul P
.
Miami,
FL,
about 2 years ago
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