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Contract & Agreement Drafting

Most commercial disputes start with an agreement that simply never addressed the thing that went wrong. We draft the contracts a business actually signs: supplier and distribution agreements, employment contracts, NDAs, IP assignments, shareholder arrangements, leases, and the website terms and privacy policy your payment provider will ask for. All written to Pakistani law and to the deal you have actually done, rather than to a template written for somebody else’s.

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Scope

What'sincluded

Everything below is in the standard engagement. Anything outside it is agreed in writing before the work starts, never after.

  • Corporate and commercial agreements: supply, distribution, agency, services and consultancy
  • Technology and intellectual property: licensing, IP assignment, software development and NDAs
  • Website and digital policies: terms of service, privacy policy, refund and shipping terms
  • Employment and HR: contracts, offer letters, non-solicitation and the employee handbook
  • Property and finance: lease and tenancy agreements, loan documents and security arrangements
  • Founder and ownership documents: shareholder agreements, partnership deeds and buy-sell terms

Who this is for

Built for three situations

  • Businesses using downloaded templates
  • Founders formalising a partnership
  • Companies about to sign with a large counterparty

Process

How thisactually runs

  1. Instructions

    We take the commercial deal in plain language, ask the questions the agreement will have to answer, and flag where your intention and your leverage differ.

  2. First draft

    The agreement drafted to your facts, with the negotiable positions marked so you know which clauses are yours to trade and which protect you.

  3. Negotiation

    We mark up the counterparty’s comments, explain in plain terms what each change actually costs you, and settle the final text.

  4. Execution

    Signature, witnessing, stamping and, where the document requires it, registration, then a filed copy in your own document set.

Deliverables

What you end up holding

  • The executed agreement, in editable and signed form
  • A plain-language summary of what each key clause commits you to
  • A negotiation mark-up history, where there was a counterparty
  • A reusable template where the document is one you will sign repeatedly

What we need from you

Documents required

  • A written or verbal outline of the commercial deal
  • Any term sheet, quotation or email chain already agreed
  • CNIC or incorporation details of both parties
  • Existing versions of the agreement, if you are replacing one
  • Relevant supporting documents: title deed, invoice terms, or the IP being assigned

Missing something? Tell us anyway. We can usually work around a gap, and it is better to know before we start.

Next step

Tell us your situation and we will scope it.

Talk to us about it

Scope, fee and dates confirmed in writing before anything starts.

Questions

AboutContract & Agreement Drafting

  • Why not just use a template from the internet?

    Because a template is written for a jurisdiction, an industry and a bargaining position that are probably not yours, and it is silent on precisely the point your deal turns on. Templates are also usually one-sided in favour of whoever published them, and it is rarely you. They are fine as a starting checklist and dangerous as a signed document.

  • Do you handle disputes if the agreement is breached?

    We draft, negotiate and advise. Litigation before a court or tribunal is separate work and, in most cases, better done by counsel who appears in that forum regularly. We will hand over a clean file and introduce you rather than take on a matter we are not the right firm for.

  • Does a website need terms and a privacy policy in Pakistan?

    A published privacy policy and terms of service are a practical requirement rather than a formality: payment gateways, app stores and most enterprise buyers require them before they will onboard you, and if you take personal data from users in other markets, their law can apply to you regardless of where you are registered.

  • Can you review an agreement someone else has sent us?

    Yes, and it is often the more valuable engagement. We mark up the draft, tell you which clauses are standard, which are aggressive and which are genuinely unusual, and give you a short list of the changes actually worth spending negotiating capital on.

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