Contract Drafting & Review

Protect Your Business: Let Our Experts Draft & Review Your Contracts

Every business relationship depends on a contract. From vendor agreements and employment terms to partnership deals and service contracts, the documents you sign define your rights, responsibilities, and what happens when things go wrong. A poorly written contract can cost you money, damage your business, and leave you with little legal recourse.

At Kostrub Law Firm, PLLC, we draft and review contracts for business owners in Pittsburgh, Cecil, and the surrounding areas. Our attorneys write contracts that protect your interests and review existing agreements to make sure you are not agreeing to terms that put you at risk.

Why Contracts Matter

A contract is more than a formality. It is a legally binding document that courts will enforce. When a dispute arises between two parties, the contract is the first thing a judge will look at. If the language is vague, incomplete, or one-sided, you may find yourself on the losing end of a disagreement.

Strong contracts do several things:

  • Define the scope of work, payment terms, and delivery timelines
  • Assign responsibility for specific tasks and obligations
  • Limit your liability in the event of a dispute
  • Establish how disagreements will be resolved
  • Protect your confidential information and business interests


When your contracts are clear and well-drafted, you reduce the chance of misunderstandings and put yourself in a stronger position if a dispute goes to court.

Types of Contracts We Handle

Our attorneys at Kostrub Law Firm work with businesses of all sizes and across many industries. Some of the contracts we draft and review most often include:

  • Service agreements. These define the terms of a service relationship between your business and a client or vendor.
  • Employment agreements. These outline the terms of employment, including compensation, duties, non-compete clauses, and termination conditions.
  • Independent contractor agreements. These establish the relationship between your business and contractors, helping you avoid misclassification issues.
  • Partnership & operating agreements. These govern how a business is managed, how profits are shared, and what happens when a partner exits.
  • Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). These protect your confidential information when sharing it with employees, contractors, or business partners.
  • Commercial leases. These set the terms for renting office, retail, or industrial space.


If your business uses a contract, we can write it, review it, or update it to make sure it serves your interests.

What We Look for in a Contract Review

When a client brings us a contract to review, we read every provision with your interests in mind. We look for terms that may expose you to unnecessary risk, language that is unclear or open to misinterpretation, and obligations that may be difficult to meet.

Some of the most common issues we find in contracts include:

  • Payment terms that favor the other party
  • Indemnification clauses that shift too much liability onto you
  • Termination provisions that make it difficult to end the agreement
  • Non-compete or non-solicitation clauses that are too broad
  • Missing dispute resolution language
  • Automatic renewal terms that lock you in without notice


After the review, we provide you with a clear summary of the issues and our recommended changes. If negotiations are needed, we handle those on your behalf.

How We Draft Contracts

When we draft a contract for you, we start by learning about the business relationship and what you want the agreement to accomplish. We ask about the scope of work, payment expectations, timelines, and any concerns you have about the other party.

From there, we write a contract in clear language that covers every important term. We include protections for your business and make sure the agreement complies with Pennsylvania law. Before the contract is finalized, we review it with you and answer any questions you have.

Our attorneys serve business owners in Pittsburgh, Cecil, and communities throughout western Pennsylvania.

Protect Your Business With Strong Contracts

If you need a contract drafted or reviewed, contact Kostrub Law Firm, PLLC at (304) 982-1586 or visit kostrublaw.com. We are here to make sure your agreements work for you and not against you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to have a contract drafted?

The cost depends on the type of contract and its level of detail. We provide clear fee information during your consultation so you know what to expect before any work begins.

You can, but it comes with risk. Templates are not written for your specific situation or state laws. They often contain gaps, outdated language, or terms that do not apply to your business. Having an attorney draft or review your contract is a safer approach.

Most contracts are completed within one to two weeks, depending on the type of agreement and the amount of detail involved. We work efficiently to meet your deadlines.

Bring the proposed changes to our office. We will review them and advise you on what to accept, what to push back on, and how to respond. Our attorneys handle negotiations to protect your position.

In some cases, verbal agreements can be enforced, but they are much harder to prove. A written contract gives you clear evidence of what was agreed to and is always the stronger option in a legal dispute.