Flat-fee contracts · Dallas, TX
Flat-fee contract review and drafting for Dallas businesses
Handled remotely by a California-licensed attorney. $399 to review a contract, $699 for a new contract, $999 for a complex contract.
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What is flat-fee contract review for Dallas businesses?
Hollingsworth & Hollingsworth provides flat-fee contract review and drafting for Dallas businesses, from financial and professional services firms to B2B service companies, manufacturers, real estate developers, and franchise owners. The fees are $399 for a contract review, $699 for a new contract, and $999 for a complex contract. Every engagement is delivered remotely by a California-licensed attorney.
Dallas does business at a corporate scale. The region is home to a long list of company headquarters, and around them has grown a dense layer of consulting firms, financial advisers, staffing agencies, and technology vendors that sell to those companies. North of downtown, suburbs like Plano, Frisco, and Irving have added office campuses, while developers keep building across the metroplex. Franchising is strong here as well, with both franchisors and multi-unit owners based in the area.
Selling to large companies means receiving their paper: vendor agreements, procurement terms, and data security addendums written to protect the buyer. Dallas firms need to know what they are signing without paying hourly rates that can outrun a small contract's value. A flat fee, with tier and scope confirmed in writing up front, keeps legal cost predictable. Turnaround measured in hours, same business day where possible, matches the pace of procurement cycles and closing dates, and everything runs by email, phone, video, and e-signature.
Who we help
Who we help in Dallas
Professional and financial services
Wealth managers, accounting practices, insurance agencies, and consulting firms in Uptown and along the Dallas North Tollway rely on clear engagement terms. They typically need client engagement letters and service agreements, independent contractor agreements for advisers, referral agreements, and partnership or operating agreements when principals join or leave the firm, which often fits the complex tier.
Corporate and B2B services
IT providers, staffing firms, marketing agencies, and facilities vendors in Dallas often sell to large corporate customers under the customer's own contract. They need vendor agreements and procurement terms reviewed, master services agreements drafted for their own clients, data security and confidentiality addendums, and subcontractor agreements with the specialists they bring in.
Manufacturing
Electronics assemblers, food producers, building products makers, and aerospace suppliers operate across the metroplex, from Garland and Mesquite to the Fort Worth side. Their needs include supply and purchase agreements, contract manufacturing terms, distributor agreements for regional sales, and warranty and limitation of liability provisions that match what the product can actually deliver.
Real estate development
Developers, builders, brokers, and property investors keep projects moving across North Texas. They regularly need construction agreements with builders, development and joint venture agreements among investors, property management agreements, commercial leases, and purchase and sale agreements reviewed before the option period runs out. Multi-party development deals usually land in the complex tier.
Franchise businesses
Dallas is a home base for many franchisors and multi-unit franchise operators in restaurants, fitness, and home services. Franchisees often want a franchise agreement or area development agreement reviewed before signing, while operators need leases, vendor agreements, and management agreements. Emerging franchise brands may need supplier and distribution contracts drafted as they grow.
What we handle
Common contracts we review and draft for Dallas companies
- Vendor agreement. Dallas service companies selling to large corporate buyers receive long vendor agreements, and a review targets indemnity, audit rights, payment terms, and termination for convenience.
- Master services agreement. Staffing, IT, and consulting firms in the metroplex draft their own MSA so every new client signs predictable terms instead of starting from scratch.
- Franchise agreement. Prospective franchisees in Dallas review the franchise agreement for fees, territory, renewal, transfer, and post-termination restrictions before committing to a location.
- Operating agreement. Real estate investors and advisory firms forming an LLC need terms covering capital calls, distributions, management authority, and buyouts, usually at the $999 complex tier.
- Commercial lease. Offices, retail pads, and franchise units in Dallas lease space on landlord forms, and a review clarifies build-out allowances, operating expenses, co-tenancy, and assignment rights.
- Construction agreement. Developers and owners hiring a builder use a construction agreement to set the price structure, schedule, change orders, warranties, and payment milestones.
- Data security addendum. Tech and B2B vendors serving Dallas corporate customers are frequently asked to sign security addendums, which should be checked for breach notice, audit, and liability terms.
How it works
How it works remotely
Upload or email your contract
Pay your flat fee, then email [email protected] with the agreement, or the details of the contract you need drafted.
Scope confirmed in writing
We confirm the scope, the tier, and the governing law in writing before any work begins. Outside flat-fee scope? We tell you first and refund your payment.
Attorney work product
A redline and plain-English summary for a review, or a ready-to-sign draft for a new contract, prepared by the attorney, not a template tool.
Same business day where possible
Turnaround is measured in hours, not weeks. We confirm timing when we confirm scope.
Dallas runs on Central time, two hours ahead of our San Diego office. Office hours of 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM Pacific mean you can reach us from 7:00 AM until 11:00 PM Dallas time, weekends included, which helps when a vendor agreement shows up late on a Friday. Contracts come in by upload or email, questions are handled by phone or video, and signatures are collected by e-signature. An in-person meeting is never required at any stage.
Pricing
Three flat fees for Dallas businesses
$399 flat
Contract Review
For when someone hands you a contract to sign.
- Full attorney read of your agreement
- Plain-English summary of key terms, risks, and red flags
- Tracked-changes redline and a short call
$699 flat
New Contract
For when you need a new agreement drafted.
- Attorney-drafted contract built around your deal
- One round of revisions
- Ready-to-sign final document
$999 flat
Complex Contract
For longer or more involved agreements.
- Everything in the $699 tier
- Multi-party, partnership, operating, and shareholder agreements
- Two rounds of revisions
Flat fee covers one contract per engagement. The attorney sets the new-contract tier ($699 or $999) based on the complexity of your agreement and confirms it in writing before any work begins.
Pay above, then email [email protected]. Not sure which new-contract tier fits? Pay $699 to start. If the attorney determines your agreement is complex, we confirm the $999 tier with you before any work begins.
Governing law
Who handles your Dallas contract, and under which state's law?
Legal services are provided by a California-licensed attorney. We are available to businesses nationwide. Many Dallas agreements are governed by Texas law; tell us the governing law when you send your contract, and we will confirm we can assist or associate local counsel before any work begins.
Corporate buyers, landlords, and franchisors in Dallas frequently specify Texas law and a Dallas County forum, though national franchise systems and large vendors may choose the law of their headquarters state or require arbitration. We flag choice-of-law, venue, and dispute-resolution clauses in the redline, including jury waivers and fee-shifting language when they appear. When the agreement is governed by Texas law or anything other than California law, we confirm up front whether we can assist or associate local counsel.
Common questions
Flat-fee contracts for Dallas businesses: FAQs
Do you need to meet in person in Dallas?
No. The service is remote from start to finish. Upload or email the contract, talk through questions by phone or video, and sign by e-signature. Whether you work from a tower downtown, a campus in Plano, or a franchise location in the suburbs, you never need to schedule an office visit or sit in traffic on Central Expressway to get a contract handled.
Can you review a contract governed by Texas law?
We answer that question first, before anything else happens. Legal services are provided by a California-licensed attorney. Many Dallas agreements are governed by Texas law, and some franchise and vendor agreements choose another state entirely. Tell us the governing law when you send your contract, and we will confirm we can assist or associate local counsel before any work begins.
How fast is turnaround for a Dallas business?
Turnaround is measured in hours, and same business day where possible. Because we are available until 11:00 PM Central, a procurement contract sent at the end of your workday can often be reviewed before the next morning's call with the buyer. Multi-party or multi-document work takes longer, and expected timing is confirmed in writing when the scope is set.
I am buying a franchise in Dallas. What does a franchise agreement review include?
The $399 review covers the franchise agreement you are being asked to sign, with a plain-English summary, a tracked-changes redline, and a short call. It highlights fees, territory, renewal and transfer rights, and restrictions that apply after you leave the system. Scope is confirmed in writing first, since some franchise packages include several related documents.
Is a real estate joint venture agreement priced at $699 or $999?
It depends on the structure. Joint venture and development agreements among several investors, especially those with capital calls, tiered distributions, and shared management rights, usually fall into the $999 complex contract tier, which includes two rounds of revisions. A simpler two-party arrangement may be a $699 new contract. The attorney sets the tier and confirms it in writing before any work begins.
Get your Dallas contract handled today.
After payment, email your contract or your new-contract details to [email protected]. Prefer to talk first? Call (619) 810-1427.
Attorney advertising. This page is general information and does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship begins only after we confirm there is no conflict of interest and you sign a written engagement agreement. This is limited-scope contract review and drafting and is not a substitute for full legal representation. Legal services are provided by a California-licensed attorney. Prices and turnaround are confirmed at engagement.
