Commercial Advisory

Contracts & Commercial Advisory

Drafting, review, and negotiation that protects your interests.

From founder agreements to seven-figure MSAs, our contracts practice covers the full commercial stack. We combine plain-language drafting with sharp risk analysis so every agreement is enforceable, balanced, and fast to close.

Scope of work

  • Founders', shareholders', and investment agreements (SSA, SHA)
  • MSAs, SOWs, NDAs, and consulting agreements
  • SaaS, subscription, and licence agreements
  • Channel partner, reseller, and distribution contracts
  • Term sheets and definitive documents for fundraising
  • Employment, ESOP, and independent contractor agreements

Deliverables

  • First-draft or redline with commercial commentary
  • Risk memo covering material clauses and fallback positions
  • Execution-ready contract with signature workflow
  • Contract summary sheet for internal records

Timeline

  1. 01. Brief

    Day 1

    Deal context, counterparty, red lines, and target close date.

  2. 02. Draft / redline

    Day 2–5

    First markup with negotiation notes.

  3. 03. Negotiation

    Day 5–14

    Rounds with counterparty until commercially aligned.

  4. 04. Execution

    Day 14+

    Clean version, signature blocks, and archival.

Timelines are indicative. Regulatory processing times and third-party responses may vary.

Frequently asked questions

Can you turn around urgent contracts in 24 hours?

Yes — we offer a rush lane for time-sensitive drafts and reviews, subject to counsel availability.

Will you help negotiate directly with the counterparty?

Yes. We join calls with counterparty counsel and lead negotiations when you want us to.

Do you draft in Indian and cross-border formats?

Yes — we handle Indian-law contracts and cross-border deals governed by English, Singapore, or Delaware law with local counsel coordination.

Explore adjacent workstreams we handle under the same single-window engagement.

Ready to get started?

Book a consultation with Vrushali Borade to discuss your requirements and get a fixed-scope proposal.