Business Contract Attorney in Roseville, CA
Contract drafting, review, and negotiation for small business owners who don’t want to learn the hard way.
- Licensed Since 2016
- Flat-Fee Contract Services
- 5-Star Client Reviews
- Free Consultations
A Bad Contract Costs More Than a Good Lawyer
Most business owners don’t think about contracts until one fails them. A vendor stops delivering. A client refuses to pay. A partner wants out and there’s nothing in writing about how that works.
The contracts that hold up have one thing in common: someone thought through what could go wrong before it did. At BJS Law, we draft and negotiate business contracts that protect your operations, your money, and your relationships — at a flat fee, so you’re not watching a clock while we get the terms right.
Contracts We Draft, Review & Negotiate
From a single NDA to a multi-party operating agreement, we make sure the contract says what you think it says.
Vendor & Supplier Agreements
When you depend on someone else to deliver, the contract should cover pricing, delivery timelines, warranties, termination rights, and what happens when they don’t perform. We make sure it does.
Client & Service Agreements
Master service agreements and scopes of work define the relationship before work starts — payment terms, deliverables, change orders, and IP ownership, all spelled out so there’s no argument later.
Independent Contractor Agreements
California takes worker classification seriously. We draft agreements that clearly establish scope, deliverables, payment, IP ownership, and the independence of the arrangement — so you avoid tax and legal exposure.
Nondisclosure & Noncompete Agreements
NDAs protect your trade secrets and confidential information. Noncompetes are limited in California, but there are enforceable ways to protect your business interests — we’ll tell you what works.
Partnership & Operating Agreements
Going into business with someone? The contract needs to cover capital contributions, profit splits, decision-making authority, and exit terms — on paper before money is involved.
Commercial Lease Review
Before you sign, someone who reads these regularly should review the rent escalations, CAM charges, renewal options, personal guarantees, and early-termination clauses. Small details cost real money over a lease term.
Purchase & Sale Agreements
Buying or selling business assets or real estate tied to your business requires terms that protect both sides. We handle the drafting and negotiation so you close cleanly.
“Brandon has handled my incorporations, corporate filings, ongoing contract reviews, and multiple real estate issues. Thankful to have him as my attorney as things come up.”
— Garrett Mayo
Why Business Owners Choose BJS Law for Contract Work
We Read the Whole Thing
Plenty of business owners sign contracts without anyone reviewing the fine print. We review every clause and flag the terms that could create problems for your business. As a business lawyer in Roseville, Brandon reviews them with your whole legal picture in mind. If you are talking to more than one firm, our rundown of Roseville business attorneys lays out the options, ours among them.
Flat Fees for Contract Work
You’ll know the cost before we start. Contract review and negotiation are quoted upfront — no billable hours ticking in the background.
Ongoing Access When You Need It
When a new vendor agreement lands on your desk or a client pushes back on your terms, you need someone who already understands your business. Monthly counsel plans start at $99/month.
“Brandon is diligent, thorough and honest. From the consultation on, he offers great insight and puts himself in your shoes when offering advice.”
— Matthew Tate
Flat-Fee Contract Pricing
Contract review and drafting are flat fee. Cost depends on complexity, and we quote the price during your free consultation — before any work begins.
Contract Drafting & Review
- Price quoted before any work begins
- Cost scales with complexity
- Single NDAs to multi-party agreements
- Every clause reviewed and flagged
- No billable hours
Monthly Legal Counsel
- Ongoing access when contracts land on your desk
- An attorney who already knows your business
- Quick turnaround on review questions
- No new retainer each time
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does contract review cost?
At BJS Law, contract review and drafting are flat fee. Cost depends on complexity — a simple NDA is less than a multi-party operating agreement. We quote the price during your free consultation before any work begins.
Can I use a contract template I found online?
You can, but you probably shouldn’t rely on it. Templates cover generic scenarios — they don’t account for California requirements, your business operations, or what’s most likely to go wrong in your industry. A template is a starting point, not a finished contract.
What should be in an independent contractor agreement?
Scope of work, deliverables, payment terms, timeline, intellectual property ownership, confidentiality obligations, termination rights, and language establishing the contractor’s independence. In California, misclassification carries serious penalties.
When should I have a lawyer review a contract?
Before you sign it. Contract disputes almost always come down to language that seemed fine at the time. If the deal involves real money, an ongoing relationship, or intellectual property, it’s worth a review before you’re locked in.
Let’s Get Your Contracts Right
A 30-minute conversation now can save you months of contract disputes later. We’ll review what you have, tell you what’s missing, and quote a flat fee before any work starts.