SERVICES · COMMERCIAL CONTRACT DRAFTING & REVIEW
Contracts that say what you meant.
Drafting and review of the agreements a business actually runs on — SaaS terms, NDAs, service level agreements, supplier and customer contracts — in plain English, with the risks explained and a fixed fee agreed before we start.
TKJ Legal Services is a trading style of TKJ Global Media Ltd. We are not a law firm regulated by the SRA, and no one here practises as a solicitor. What that means for you.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
What we do here
- SaaS and software licence terms
- Non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements
- Service level agreements and support terms
- Supplier, vendor and customer contracts
- Terms and conditions for your website or platform
- Review of a contract you've been sent, with a plain-English risk note
- Negotiation support — mark-ups and fallback positions
- Template sets you can reuse, with notes on when not to
Good to know
- We tell you which clauses matter and why — not a forty-page memo
- Fixed fee per document or per template set, turnaround stated in the quote
- Governing law of England and Wales
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, one fixed fee.
Send the brief or the document
Tell us what the deal is and what worries you. If you’ve been sent a contract, send that.
Fixed-fee quote in writing
Scope, price and turnaround. Nothing is billable until you say yes.
Draft, mark-up, explain
The document plus a short note on the points that matter, in plain English, ready for negotiation.
WHERE WE STOP
The line we don’t cross
If a dispute has already reached court, or you need someone to issue proceedings or appear for you, that is reserved work. We will say so, get your documents in order, and help you find a regulated solicitor.
Not on this service
- Issuing or defending court proceedings
- Appearing before a court of law
- Documents that transfer or charge land
QUESTIONS
Asked before, answered straight.
Can you negotiate with the other side?
Yes, as your commercial adviser: mark-ups, fallback positions and covering explanations, and we can join calls if you want us to. What we cannot do is conduct litigation or appear for you if it becomes a dispute before a court.
Do you use templates?
Where a template is the right tool, yes — and we’ll say so. Most work is drafted or adapted for your deal, because a template that doesn’t fit is where the risk hides.
Which law do you work under?
The law of England and Wales. If your contract needs another governing law, we’ll tell you at the quote stage rather than guess.
Tell us what you’re dealing with.
Booking a call costs nothing and commits you to nothing. If it needs work, you get a fixed-fee quote in writing.