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Contract Lawyers in the USA

Contracts drafted and reviewed for US law, where the rules change state by state. From California to New York, Delaware to Texas, built for the jurisdiction that actually governs your deal. Fixed fees, fast turnaround.

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    Contracts built for US law, state by state.

    My Legal Pal drafts and reviews contracts for startups, founders, and established businesses operating across the United States. Every agreement is written for the law that actually governs it, not pulled from a generic template and not generated by software.

    Here is what most people miss about US contracts: there is no single national contract law. Contract rules are set state by state, and the differences are large enough to decide a case. A non-compete that is fully enforceable in Florida or Texas is void in California. The Uniform Commercial Code governs the sale of goods but each state adopts its own version. Delaware is the default home for company formation and its courts shape how shareholder and founder documents are read nationwide. Data and privacy obligations differ between California’s CCPA and CPRA, Virginia, Colorado, and a growing list of other states.

    Whether you are in New York, San Francisco or the wider Silicon Valley, Los Angeles, Chicago, Austin, Boston, Seattle, or Miami, and whether you need an NDA, a master service agreement, a SAFE, a shareholders’ agreement, an employment contract, or a SaaS agreement, the document is built for your commercial position and for the state whose law applies. We provide contract drafting with fixed fees and standard contracts in 24 to 48 hours.

    The same clause can be valid in one state and void in another.

    This is the single most expensive thing businesses get wrong with US contracts: they copy a template from another state, or another company, and assume it works everywhere. It does not.

    Non-competes: California vs Florida

    California voids almost all employee non-compete agreements, and recent law has gone further to limit them. Florida and Texas, by contrast, enforce reasonable non-competes routinely. The exact same clause protects the business in Miami and is worthless in San Francisco. We draft to the governing state and lean on confidentiality, non-solicitation, and trade-secret protection where non-competes will not hold.

    Delaware as the default

    A large share of US startups and public companies incorporate in Delaware for its developed corporate law and the Court of Chancery. Shareholder agreements, founder documents, and investment terms are often drafted to Delaware law even when the team sits in New York or Austin. We draft them correctly for the state of incorporation.

    The UCC for the sale of goods

    The Uniform Commercial Code governs contracts for the sale of goods across the states, but each state enacts its own version with variations. Service contracts follow common law instead. Getting the framework right changes warranty, risk, and remedy terms.

    Privacy: CCPA, CPRA, and beyond

    California’s CCPA and CPRA set strict data obligations, and Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, and others now have their own laws. If you handle consumer data, your privacy policy and data terms have to match the states you operate in. We draft to the regimes that apply to you.

    There is no such thing as a US contract that works everywhere. There is only a contract drafted for the state whose law governs it.

    How it works

    From brief to signed contract, with a lawyer review at every stage.

    Share your requirement

    Tell us the deal, the counterparty, the governing state, and your priorities through a short form or WhatsApp.

    Lawyer assessment

    A lawyer confirms scope, the governing state, and a fixed fee before any work begins.

    Drafting

    Drafted by a lawyer with experience in this contract type and the relevant US state law.

    Internal review

    A second review for legal accuracy, commercial fit, and enforceability in the governing state.

    Delivery with summary

    A clean contract with a plain-language note on the key clauses and negotiation points.

    Revisions

    Adjusted until the contract reflects exactly what you need, ready to sign.

    Which contract do you need?

    Select the contract type that fits your deal. We will tell you what it covers and the typical timeline.








    What makes a US contract actually hold up

    The clauses and rules most often missed in template contracts. Tap to expand each.

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    A governing-law and venue clause chosen on purpose
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    In the US this clause decides which state’s law applies and where disputes are heard. It can be the difference between a clause holding or being void. We choose and draft it deliberately, matched to where your business and the counterparty actually sit.
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    Restrictive covenants drafted to the right state
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    A non-compete enforceable in Texas or Florida is void in California. We draft restraints to the governing state and back them with confidentiality, non-solicitation, and trade-secret clauses that hold even where non-competes do not.
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    Liability caps and indemnities that mean something
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    “The provider shall not be liable for any damages whatsoever.”

    A clear cap, carve-outs for confidentiality, IP, and indemnities, and limits scoped to real risk, drafted to be enforceable in the governing state.

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    Privacy terms matched to the states you operate in
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    CCPA and CPRA in California, plus Virginia, Colorado, and others, set different obligations. We draft privacy policies and data terms to the states whose residents you serve, not a one-size template.
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    Worker classification that survives an audit
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    Calling someone a contractor does not make them one. States like California apply strict tests. We draft contractor and consulting agreements that reflect the real relationship and reduce misclassification risk.

    Contract lawyers for businesses across the USA.

    We work with companies in every major US market and draft to the law of the state that governs each deal.

    New York

    For finance, media, and enterprise deals, New York law is one of the most common governing-law choices in US commercial contracts. We draft and review accordingly.

    San Francisco and Silicon Valley

    For startups and tech companies, we handle SAFEs, founder agreements, SaaS terms, and IP assignments, with California’s non-compete rules built in from the start.

    Los Angeles

    For media, entertainment, e-commerce, and consumer brands, we draft commercial, licensing, and services contracts under California law.

    Chicago, Austin, Boston, Seattle, and Miami

    From Midwest manufacturing and distribution to Texas and Florida’s fast-growing startup scenes, Boston’s life-sciences and tech base, and Seattle’s software industry, we draft to each state’s framework, including the very different non-compete positions in Texas, Florida, and Washington.

    What clients say

    They rewrote our employment agreements for California, replacing a non-compete that was never going to hold with proper confidentiality and IP terms.
    BrennanFounder, SaaS Startup · San Francisco
    Our SAFE and shareholder docs were drafted to Delaware law and held up cleanly through our raise. No surprises in diligence.
    CastellanosCo-founder, Fintech · New York
    They drafted our distribution contracts under the UCC properly, with warranty and remedy terms that actually fit how we sell.
    WhitakerOperations Lead, Consumer Brand · Austin
    Our privacy policy and SaaS terms were rebuilt for CCPA and CPRA, and our enterprise customers accepted them without redlines.
    DelgadoHead of Product · Los Angeles
    They rewrote our employment agreements for California, replacing a non-compete that was never going to hold with proper confidentiality and IP terms.
    BrennanFounder, SaaS Startup · San Francisco
    Our SAFE and shareholder docs were drafted to Delaware law and held up cleanly through our raise. No surprises in diligence.
    CastellanosCo-founder, Fintech · New York
    They drafted our distribution contracts under the UCC properly, with warranty and remedy terms that actually fit how we sell.
    WhitakerOperations Lead, Consumer Brand · Austin
    Our privacy policy and SaaS terms were rebuilt for CCPA and CPRA, and our enterprise customers accepted them without redlines.
    DelgadoHead of Product · Los Angeles

    Frequently asked

    Can you draft contracts for any US state?
    Yes. We draft NDAs, service agreements, SaaS terms, shareholder and founders’ agreements, SAFEs, and commercial contracts to the law of the governing state, whether that is California, New York, Delaware, Texas, Florida, or another. The governing state shapes the whole document.
    Are non-compete agreements enforceable in the US?
    It depends entirely on the state. California voids almost all employee non-competes, while Texas and Florida enforce reasonable ones. We draft to the governing state and use confidentiality, non-solicitation, and trade-secret clauses where non-competes will not hold.
    Why do so many contracts choose Delaware law?
    A large share of US companies incorporate in Delaware for its well-developed corporate law and the Court of Chancery. Shareholder, founder, and investment documents are often drafted to Delaware law even when the team is elsewhere. We draft them correctly for the state of incorporation.
    What is the UCC and does it apply to my contract?
    The Uniform Commercial Code governs the sale of goods across US states, each with its own version, while service contracts follow common law. Which framework applies changes warranty, risk, and remedy terms. We identify the right one and draft to it.
    Do your contracts comply with US privacy laws like CCPA?
    Yes. We draft privacy policies, consent terms, and data processing agreements to the state laws that apply to you, including California’s CCPA and CPRA and the newer Virginia, Colorado, and Connecticut regimes.
    How long does a contract take?
    Standard contracts such as NDAs and service agreements are usually ready in 24 to 48 hours. Complex documents like shareholders’ agreements take 3 to 5 business days. Urgent work is available.
    Do you review contracts I have already received?
    Yes. We review a counterparty’s draft, flag the risks, suggest revisions in tracked changes, and explain what you would actually be agreeing to before you sign.
    What does it cost?
    Fixed fees set by the complexity of the contract. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices. You get a precise quote after a short conversation, with no obligation.

    Custom US contracts, drafted to the right state’s law.

    Standard contracts in 24 to 48 hours. Complex work in 3 to 5 days. Fixed fees, no surprises.