Contract law for businesses
Drafting, review, negotiation and risk analysis for the agreements your business runs on — from a single supplier contract to a portfolio of hundreds.
Fixed scopes from CHF 490.– — scope, deliverables and price confirmed in writing before any work begins.
What we handle
We support businesses across the full contract lifecycle: drafting, review, negotiation, interpretation, enforcement and termination. AI systems read, compare and structure the contractual material; lawyers decide what matters, what to push back on, and how to say it.
Capabilities
- Contract drafting and review
- Negotiation support and playbooks
- Commercial, framework, supplier and customer agreements
- Service, distribution, partnership and licensing agreements
- Terms and conditions
- Contract interpretation and risk analysis
- Contract portfolio review
- Termination and enforcement
- National and international contractual matters
Illustrative engagement
Supplier portfolio renegotiation
A company needs to review and renegotiate a portfolio of supplier agreements after a change in its operating model.
The systems: AI systems extract renewal terms, termination rights, liability provisions and pricing mechanisms across the portfolio, and flag deviations from the company's preferred positions.
The lawyers: Lawyers validate the analysis, identify the commercially significant contracts, set strategic priorities and prepare a negotiation plan.
Example deliverables
- Draft agreement
- Redlined agreement
- Clause-by-clause risk analysis
- Contract summary
- Negotiation playbook
- Obligation matrix
- Contract portfolio report
- Executive summary
FAQ
Common questions.
General information, not legal advice — how these points apply to your situation depends on its facts.
What types of contracts do you work with?
Commercial agreements of every kind: framework, supplier, customer, service, distribution, partnership and licensing agreements, as well as terms and conditions. If a document allocates rights, obligations or risk between businesses, it is in scope.
How does AI-supported contract review work?
The system reads the full agreement, extracts clauses and obligations, compares them against your preferred positions and flags deviations — each finding linked to the exact clause it comes from. A qualified lawyer then verifies the analysis, weighs the commercial context and approves every deliverable before it reaches you.
Can you review a large number of contracts at once?
Yes. Portfolio review is one of the strongest use cases for structured workflows: the system processes the full set consistently, and lawyers concentrate on the contracts and findings that are commercially significant.
What do I receive at the end of a contract review?
Typically a redlined agreement, a clause-by-clause risk analysis and concrete negotiation positions — plus an executive summary you can share internally. The exact deliverables are agreed before the work begins.
How is the work priced?
Scope, deliverables and pricing are defined in writing before the engagement starts. Most contract work can be scoped as a fixed-fee project rather than billed by the hour.
Discuss a Contracts matter.
Describe the situation and a lawyer will respond with a proposed scope, deliverables and pricing — before any work begins.