Roquemore Skierski provides diligent and guided business contract review throughout Dallas and Texas.
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Dallas Business Contract Review Lawyers
Free Consultations | 100+ Years of Combined Experience | 24/7 Availability
Roquemore Skierski provides diligent and guided business contract review throughout Dallas and Texas.
Free Consultations | 100+ Years of Combined Experience | 24/7 Availability
Roquemore Skierski offers attentive, attorney-led contract reviews for businesses in Dallas and nearby areas. Contracts create binding commitments, and a careful review can prevent routine language from turning into unexpected problems. When you work with us, an experienced lawyer will read your agreement closely, explain what each clause means in plain language, and recommend practical edits that reflect your business priorities.
We can also assist with pre-litigation contract disputes and guide you through business and commercial litigation if your contract dispute requires it. We provide our contract review service for a flat fee so you know the engagement model up front and avoid surprise hourly charges.
You can also retain Roquemore Skierski to draft contracts tailored to your business objectives and regulatory needs. We will prepare clear, enforceable clauses and adapt standard templates to address payment mechanics, termination rights, warranties, indemnities (a promise to cover loss), defined terms, and dispute-resolution provisions.
Drafts include redlines, which are tracked proposed edits, so you and the other party can negotiate efficiently. The drafting process anticipates enforceability under Texas law and operational risk so the final document aligns with your business priorities.
Our team can review or draft a wide variety of commercial agreements and related documents. Every review includes a targeted read and a written note on the provisions that matter to your business, while our document drafting service considers your goals and expected business outcomes.
Partnership and operating agreements
Shareholder agreements
Corporate bylaws
Master services agreements
Vendor and supplier agreements
Manufacturing agreements
Indemnity, limitation of liability, and warranty terms
Non-disclosure agreements
Independent contractor and consulting agreements
Non-compete agreements
Licensing agreements and SaaS contracts
We take a relationship-first approach. An attorney reviews your contract in the context of your business goals and acceptable levels of risk. We call out vague or internally inconsistent language, point out clauses that shift risk to you, and explain how similar terms are treated in Texas courts.
Template services and automated tools can flag general issues, but they do not tailor language to your industry, negotiate practical alternatives, or advise how a clause will play out in real business operations. Your lawyer will describe the real-world effect of indemnities, liability caps, and termination mechanics, and offer edits designed to protect your cash flow, customer relationships, and long-term plans.
You should have a lawyer review any legally binding agreement, especially if it affects your revenue, operations, property, or legal exposure. A contract lawyer will read the document thoroughly and understand any clauses and potential commercial consequences, flag any risks, and propose edits you can use in the future. In particular, a business contract review lawyer can identify:
Our process is straightforward: intake and document collection, clause-by-clause analysis, and a clear, practical summary you can use in negotiations or to prepare redlines with counsel.
After reviewing your contract, we will schedule a consultation with you to discuss our findings, the contract’s key provisions, potential problems, and suggested revisions. We will explain each party’s obligations, termination triggers, payment terms, and any immediate actions to consider before signing.
For typical agreements, the turnaround time is usually three days. Multi-party contracts may require more time; we will confirm timing during intake.
No. ChatGPT cannot provide a thorough, reliable contract review. It may produce incomplete or incorrect legal analysis and it cannot evaluate facts, evidence, or enforceability under Texas law.
We charge a flat rate that depends on the contract’s length, type, and complexity. We will confirm the exact fee at intake once you provide more information about your contract.
You should provide the full contract, related agreements, and a brief summary of the purpose of the contract and your objectives.
Absolutely. While our contract review service only includes a contract review, many of our contract review clients retain us to negotiate on their behalf.
Business Litigation Lawyer
Our client, an owner operator, engaged us to negotiate and execute the sale of her hospice in Mequite, Texas to a national entity for $450,000. We coordinated due diligence and sucessfully negotiated the final terms of a deal and transition, so patient care continued without interruption and existing staff remained in place.
Our client started a retail business with two partners. Without his knowledge, his partners excluded him from ownership paperwork and used his personal credit card to cover business expenses, and charged nearly $25,000 to the account. After filing a demand letter and TRO, our client was able to recover the misused funds.
Our client, the largest tenant in a development, signed a lease with landlord who subsequently sold the property to a new landlord. The new landlord harrassed our client and fabricated a reason to terminate his lease, destroying our Client’s business. Roquemore Skierski was hired to collect damages.
Our client entered into an agreement with the defendant to perform fulfillment services for a fee. Despite a clear obligation, the defendant breached the contract by failing to pay. Roquemore Skierski was been retained to collect what was due under the contract, including damages, unjust enrichment and promissory estoppel.
Our client, a commercial landlord, settled with a former tenant who breached his lease with an executed agreed judgement. The tenant subsequently breached the terms of his settlement, and Roquemore Skierski was hired to handle the post-judgment collection of the amounts due under the judgment.
Our client, a physician, sold his practice and LLC by a promissory note and purchase agreement for $682,000. After closing the deal, the buyer defaulted on their promissory note and failed to make payments. Roquemore Skierski PLLC was hired to enforce the contractural rights, including damages, under the transaction documents.
Our client, a physician, sold his medical practice, but continued as the landlord to the practice as he owned the building. The buyer of his practice and new tenant defaulted on a 20 year lease after two months. Roquemore Skierski was hired to enforce the lease agreement and collect monetary damages for the breach of contract.
Our client invested $50,000 with an investment advisor, who subsequently stopped communicating with clients. Roquemore Skierski was hired to bring claims of fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and breach of contract, and secured a judgment against the advisor for principal paid, the promised return on investment, and attorneys’ fees.
Our client, a large corporate contractor, performed fiber optic work pursuant to a sub-contractor agreement with a general contractor. The general contractor withheld funds of $200,000 for the work our client performed. Roquemore Skierski was hired to enforce our clients’ contractual rights against the general contactor.
Our client, a commercial lender purchased a defaulted $485,000 note and deed of trust from the originating lender. Upon noticing foreclosure, the debtor filed a lawsuit claiming wrongful foreclosure and secured a TRO. Roquemore Skierski was hired to defend the lawsuit and respond to the TRO, which had dissolved.
Our clients entered into a startup business to buy and sell real estate. The parties secured a loan to fund operations, which the defendant immediately diverted to a separate company. Although he initially repeatedly promised to return the money, he stopped responding to our clients. Roquemore Skierski was hired to recover the stolen funds.
Roquemore Skierski serves as a trusted legal partner to businesses at every stage of growth. Our experienced business contract review attorneys understand the complexities companies face and provide practical, strategic counsel to help navigate disputes and protect business interests.
If you would like us to review a contract, we can walk through the findings with you and suggest negotiation language tailored to your objectives. Call our team at 972-325-6591 to schedule your flat-rate review and get clear, business-focused advice.
While our business litigation attorneys are based in Downtown Dallas, we proudly serve clients in and around Addison, Carrollton, Cedar Hill, Coppell, DeSoto, Farmers Branch, Flower Mound, Forney, Garland, Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Highland Park, Irving, Oak Cliff, Richardson, Rockwall, Rowlett, Royse City, University Park, and the surrounding area. Whether your company is facing a contract dispute, partnership conflict, or other commercial challenge, we deliver strategic counsel and strong representation across the DFW Metroplex.