Put Your Deal in Writing with an Orlando Business Contract Attorney
Your contracts decide what happens when a deal goes well—and when it goes wrong. As an Orlando, Florida business contract attorney, Keough Law drafts and reviews the agreements your business runs on, written in plain English and built to protect you.
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A weak contract is a problem waiting to happen
The cheapest time to fix a contract is before anyone signs it. The most expensive time is in court, arguing over a term that was never clear in the first place.
A good contract does more than memorialize a deal—it allocates risk, sets expectations, and gives you leverage if the other side doesn't deliver.
- A vague scope leads to “that’s not what we agreed” disputes.
- No payment or late-fee terms—so you wait months to get paid.
- A signed template quietly waives your most important rights.
- No termination or liability clauses when you need to walk away.
The agreements your business runs on
We draft and review the full range of business contracts—and tailor each one to your deal and to Florida law.
Service & vendor agreements
Master service agreements, statements of work, and vendor contracts with clear scope and payment terms.
Sales & marketing agreements
Sales, distribution, reseller, advertising, and influencer agreements that protect your brand and revenue.
Learn moreNon-disclosure agreements
NDAs and confidentiality clauses that actually protect your trade secrets and sensitive information.
Learn moreNon-compete agreements
Restrictive covenants drafted to be enforceable under Florida’s §542.335.
Learn moreOwner & operating agreements
Operating, shareholder, and partnership agreements that govern control, profits, and exits.
Employment & contractor
Offer letters, employment agreements, and independent-contractor agreements that classify correctly.
Why a downloaded template isn't enough
A template doesn't know your deal, your industry, or your risk. It can give you false confidence—right up until a dispute reveals the gap. A contract built for your transaction is what actually protects you.
One-size-fits-none
- Generic, not your deal
- May not fit Florida law
- Hidden gaps and waivers
- No one to call when it breaks
Built for your deal
- Tailored to your transaction
- Written for Florida law
- Risk allocated in your favor
- Drafted to be enforceable
Every term, thought through
Clients return to us for contracts precisely because we think through each term and its implications—then explain them clearly. Because we also litigate, we draft knowing how these agreements hold up when tested.
“Shaun is an intelligent and highly capable attorney. We have worked together on multiple business agreements and drawn-out negotiations; I appreciate that he thinks through each term and all the potential implications.”
Vik Shashi
Business Contracts
From handshake to signed
Understand the deal
We learn the business goal and the risks so the contract reflects what you actually agreed to.
Draft or redline
We draft from scratch or mark up the other side’s paper—flagging every term that works against you.
Negotiate
We help you negotiate the key terms—and explain the trade-offs in plain English.
Finalize & sign
We get to a clean, signable document you understand and can rely on later.
Transparent hourly billing
Contract drafting, review, and negotiation are billed hourly at a transparent rate we discuss up front. We scope the work and give you an estimate before we start—so there are no surprises.
You work directly with Shaun Keough on every contract.
We're ready to enforce it
If the other side doesn't honor the deal, we don't hand you off. We handle breach of contract and business disputes too—so the contract we draft is written to win if it ever has to.
Business contract questions
Should I have a lawyer draft my contract or use a template?
Templates are a starting point, not protection. They’re generic, often out of date, and rarely fit your deal or Florida law. A lawyer-drafted contract allocates the real risks of your transaction and is written to hold up if the relationship goes sideways.
Can you just review a contract someone sent me?
Yes. Contract review and redlining is one of our most common services. We flag the terms that expose you—indemnity, liability caps, payment, termination, IP ownership—and propose changes. This work is billed hourly at a transparent rate, with an estimate up front.
What clauses matter most in a business contract?
The ones people skip until there’s a problem: scope, payment and late-payment terms, termination, limitation of liability and indemnification, dispute resolution and attorney’s fees, confidentiality, and IP ownership. We make sure these protect you, not just the other side.
How much does it cost to draft a contract?
Contract drafting, review, and negotiation are billed hourly at a transparent rate. We scope the work and give you an estimate up front, so cost stays predictable. We’ll walk through the details during your free consultation.
Do you draft contracts that hold up if we end up in court?
Yes—and that’s the advantage of using a firm that also litigates. We draft with enforcement in mind: clear terms, the right governing law and venue, and fee-shifting provisions that make the contract worth enforcing.
Is an oral or email agreement enforceable in Florida?
Often, yes—but it’s far harder to prove, and some contracts must be in writing under Florida’s statute of frauds. Putting the deal in a clear written contract avoids expensive disputes about what was actually agreed.
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