100+ Five Star Google Reviews
Established 2017
2,500+ Satisfied Clients
Clear, well-structured contracts are the foundation of successful business relationships. At Brashears Law Group, we draft and review contracts that protect your interests, minimize risks, and ensure enforceability. Our team works closely with you to understand your needs and deliver agreements that support your goals. Contact us today for a free consultation to learn how we can help with your contract needs.
Free Initial Consultation
We begin with a free consultation — in person or virtual — to understand your specific needs and goals and answer any questions you have about your specific contract or general contract law.
Customized Legal Plan
Next we develop a tailored plan that addresses your unique circumstances, whether it’s an agreement for employment, partnerships, IP licensing, or any other business contract.
Implementation & Support
Lastly we handle all the legal documentation and ensure everything is in place. Our team continues to provide support and updates as your needs change over time.
Hi, I’m Bryan,
Thank you for visiting Brashears Law Group. I know how crucial well-drafted contracts are to the security and success of your business. Each agreement is more than just words on paper—it’s a foundation for building trust, managing expectations, and protecting your interests.
My goal is to create contracts that work for you, whether you’re finalizing a partnership, hiring a new team member, or securing a supplier relationship. I believe in drafting clear, enforceable contracts that are easy to understand and tailored to your specific needs.
I look forward to the opportunity to support you with legally sound agreements that give you peace of mind and confidence in your business relationships.
Sincerely,
Bryan
Bryan Brashears
FOUNDER, ATTORNEY
100+ Five Star Reviews
Clients keep coming back to us because of our consistent five-star Google reviews, reflecting the exceptional service and results we deliver time and time again.
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"Brashears Law Group makes your problems and projects theirs. Working with Bryan doesn’t feel like an expense, but rather a partnership in the collaboration of our next projects. I cannot recommend BLG enough!"
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"Bryan gets things done quickly, has great advice, and honestly provides a great set of legal services for my company. We will be using him well into the future. Good Guy as well!"
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Types of Contracts
Employment Agreements
Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)
Service Agreements
Sales Contracts
Partnership Agreements
Operating Agreements
Independent Contractor Agreements
Lease Agreements
Vendor / Supplier Agreements
Purchase Agreements
IP Licensing Agreements
Joint Venture Agreements
Franchise Agreements
Non-compete Agreements
Shareholder Agreements
Merger & Acquisition Agreements
All Other Contracts
Contract Law FAQs
Why is it important to have a contract in business dealings?
A contract clarifies each party’s rights and obligations, sets expectations, and provides legal protection if disputes arise. It minimizes misunderstandings and ensures that all parties are on the same page.
What makes a contract legally binding?
For a contract to be legally binding, it must include an offer, acceptance, consideration (something of value), mutual intent to be bound, and lawful terms. Both parties must understand and agree to the terms.
How can a lawyer help with contract drafting?
A lawyer can ensure that the contract language is clear, enforceable, and tailored to protect your interests. They’ll include terms that mitigate risks, comply with relevant laws, and anticipate potential issues.
What’s the difference between a contract and an agreement?
While both terms are often used interchangeably, an agreement becomes a legally enforceable contract when it meets specific legal requirements, such as mutual consent, consideration, and lawful purpose.
What is the role of contract review?
Contract review involves examining an agreement to ensure it’s fair, complete, and in your best interest. A lawyer will check for ambiguities, compliance with the law, and potential loopholes that could expose you to risk.
Can a contract be modified after it’s signed?
Yes, but any modifications should be in writing and agreed upon by all parties involved. An attorney can help draft an amendment or addendum to make any necessary changes legally binding.
What happens if a contract is breached?
A breach occurs when one party fails to fulfill their obligations as outlined in the contract. Legal options include enforcing the contract, seeking damages, or negotiating a resolution with the help of an attorney.
How can a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) protect my business?
An NDA prevents parties from sharing confidential information, helping protect trade secrets, proprietary information, and intellectual property. NDAs are essential when working with employees, contractors, or business partners.
What should I look for in a partnership agreement?
Key elements include each partner’s roles, profit-sharing arrangements, decision-making authority, and terms for dissolution. A well-drafted partnership agreement can prevent conflicts and protect each partner’s interests.
What is indemnification in a contract?
Indemnification is a clause where one party agrees to cover certain losses or damages that may occur. This can protect you from liability if the other party’s actions lead to a claim or lawsuit.
Can a contract include a non-compete clause?
Yes, a non-compete clause restricts parties from competing within a certain timeframe or geographic area. However, enforceability varies by location and industry, so a lawyer can ensure it meets legal standards.
How often should I review and update my contracts?
It’s good practice to review contracts annually or whenever there’s a significant change in business operations or relevant laws. Regular updates ensure that contracts remain aligned with your current needs and compliant with evolving regulations.
How much does it cost for contract law services?
The cost of legal services for contract drafting and review varies based on the complexity of your agreements and legal needs. During your initial consultation, we’ll discuss pricing to ensure transparency and no surprises. At Brashears Law Group, we prefer flat rate pricing (versus hourly ) so that our clients always know exactly what to expect in regards to our fees.