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A licensed Texas attorney personally reviews your service agreement, MSA, or vendor contract and rewrites it to favor your position — no hourly billing, no intake call, returned in 2–3 business days.
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Service agreements and MSAs decide who bears the risk when a project goes sideways. A redline reviews and rewrites the clauses that actually carry that risk — limitation of liability, indemnification, termination for convenience versus for cause, payment and late-fee terms, and IP ownership of work product — rather than just flagging them and leaving the fix to you.
Two clauses do most of the work in any service agreement: the limitation of liability (does the cap — often set at fees paid — leave you exposed for damages far beyond what you'd recover?) and indemnification (is it mutual and scoped to each party's own acts, or one-sided?). Both get reviewed against what's standard and negotiable for a business your size.
1. Submit & pay — upload your agreement (and SOW, if attached), tell us your goals, and pay a flat fee based on page count. No intake call required.
2. We redline it — a licensed attorney personally rewrites the agreement to protect your position with tracked changes.
3. You receive three files — a redlined version, a clean negotiation-ready copy, and an attorney email explaining every change in plain English.
Up to 10 pages — $250 (most vendor or client service agreements)
11–25 pages — $450 (MSAs with SOW exhibits)
26–50 pages — $700 (multi-party or complex agreements)
50+ pages — custom quote
Standard turnaround is 2–3 business days. Need it sooner? Add next-business-day expedite at checkout (+$150 to +$400, scaled by length).
Brian Lerner is a practicing attorney with more than 30 years of experience, licensed in Texas, Michigan, and California. Every redline is prepared by a licensed Texas attorney. Phase one serves documents governed by Texas law.
How much does it cost? A flat $250 for most vendor or client service agreements (up to 10 pages), quoted before you pay.
What's a liability cap and why does it matter? It limits how much either side can recover — the redline checks whether the cap and its carve-outs are reasonable for your position.
What should indemnification cover? It should be mutual and scoped to each party's own acts, not one-sided — a common issue the redline corrects.
Do you review the SOW too? Yes, when it's attached or referenced, including how it interacts with liability and termination terms.
The Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner, APC · 3233 E. Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90803 · (562) 495-0554 · Licensed in Texas, Michigan & California.
Attorney Advertisement. This website is for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed until a written engagement agreement is signed and your flat fee is paid. Services are limited to documents governed by Texas law. Brian Lerner is licensed to practice in Texas, Michigan, and California; documents governed by other states' law may be declined or referred. © 2026 ClearRedline.