Agreement Drafting & Vetting
We draft and vet commercial contracts that are clear, enforceable, and built to protect your business — reducing risk from the moment you sign.
Request a consultationMost commercial disputes trace back to a contract that was unclear, incomplete, or never reviewed by a legal professional before signing. Krit Corp drafts and vets the full range of agreements a growing business needs — from founders' agreements to vendor contracts — so obligations, exit terms, and liability are clear before a relationship begins, not after a dispute arises. Our agreement drafting is informed by the disputes our litigation team actually sees, so contracts are built to prevent the kinds of disagreements that most commonly end up before a tribunal or court.
Key Offerings
- Founders' and shareholders' agreements
- Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and confidentiality agreements
- Service agreements and statements of work
- Employment contracts and consultant agreements
- Vendor, supplier, and distribution agreements
- Review and negotiation support on agreements presented by the other party
Our Process
Understanding the commercial terms the client wants reflected in the agreement
Drafting the agreement with clear obligations, timelines, and exit/termination clauses
Internal review for enforceability and risk exposure under applicable law
Sharing a mark-up and explanation of key clauses for the client's review
Supporting negotiation with the counterparty until final execution
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I just use a template agreement I found online?
Generic templates rarely account for the specific commercial terms, jurisdiction, and risk allocation a particular deal needs, which is often exactly where disputes later arise.
Should I get a vendor's agreement reviewed even if I didn't draft it?
Yes — agreements presented by the other party often favour their interests, and a review before signing can flag one-sided clauses on liability, termination, or payment terms.
Can Krit Corp draft agreements for an early-stage startup with a limited budget?
Yes, we work with founders at every stage and can prioritise the highest-risk agreements first — typically the founders' agreement and any agreement involving IP or funding.
Ready to get started?
Talk to us about your Agreement Drafting requirements.