Legal Contract Drafting and Review services in India

At WISH LEGALS, we specialize in drafting and reviewing contracts that protect your business interests, minimize risks, and ensure legal compliance.

Why Contracts Matter:-
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We Handle Compliance, So You Can Focus on Growth!

Our Contract Services

We provide end-to-end contract solutions tailored for startups, SMEs, and large corporations. Our services include:

1. Drafting Contracts from Scratch
2. Contract Review & Risk Assessment
3. Negotiation & Advisory

Types of Contracts We Handle

Business Agreements:

Co-Founders’ Agreement, Shareholder, Partnership, Vendor, Supplier Contracts

Employment Contracts:

Offer Letters, NDAs, Non-Compete Clauses

Service & Sales Contracts:

Master Service Agreements, Franchise Contracts

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Intellectual Property Agreements:

Licensing, IP Transfer, Assignment

Investment & Fundraising Contracts:

Term Sheets, Investor Agreements

Technology & IT Contracts:

SaaS, Data Privacy, Software Development

Our Process

We make contract drafting simple and hassle-free:

Form
Submit Your Requirements

Share your needs via our form or schedule a call.

Consult
Consultation & Review

We analyze your requirements and provide insights.

Draft
Drafting & Revisions

We prepare the contract and refine it based on your feedback.

Support
Finalization & Legal Support

We deliver the final contract and offer post-signing support.

Contract Drafting and Review
Shareholder Agreements Founders’ Agreements Employment Contracts Vendor and Supplier Agreements Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) Master Service Agreements (MSAs)

Shareholder Agreements

Overview

A Shareholders' Agreement is a contract among the shareholders of a company outlining their rights, responsibilities, and obligations. It governs the relationship between shareholders, the management of the company, and mechanisms for resolving disputes.

Why and When

A Shareholders' Agreement is needed when multiple parties invest in a company to define ownership rights, prevent conflicts, and provide exit strategies. It is crucial in startups, joint ventures, and private companies where shareholders seek to protect their investments.

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Important Clauses

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Shareholding structure
and ownership percentages
Rights and obligations
of shareholders
Voting rights and
decision-making procedures
Restrictions on transfer
of shares (Lock-in period,
Right of First Refusal)
Exit mechanisms
(Buyout options, Drag-along, Tag-along rights)
Dividend distribution
policies
Dispute resolution
mechanisms

Founders' Agreement

Overview

A Founders' Agreement is a legally binding contract between the co-founders of a business that defines their roles, responsibilities, and equity distribution. It helps in setting expectations and avoiding disputes as the business grows.

Why and When

It is crucial at the inception of a startup or business venture when multiple individuals contribute resources, time, and effort. Having a Founders' Agreement in place ensures clarity on ownership, decision-making, and business continuity.

Important Clauses
Equity ownership and vesting schedule
Roles and responsibilities of each founder
Decision-making authority and dispute resolution
Exit provisions and buyout clauses
Intellectual property ownership and assignment
Non-compete and confidentiality obligations
Dissolution or restructuring provisions

Employment Contracts

Overview

An Employment Contract defines the terms and conditions of employment between an employer and an employee. It establishes the rights, duties, and obligations of both parties.

Why and When

An Employment Contract should be signed at the time of hiring to protect the interests of both employer and employee. It ensures legal compliance and clarity on employment terms.

Important Clauses
Job title, role, & responsibilities
Compensation, benefits, & incentives
Probation period & performance evaluation
Working hours, leave policies, & termination conditions
Confidentiality & non-compete clauses
Intellectual property ownership
Dispute resolution & governing law

Vendor and Supplier Agreement

Overview
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A Vendor and Supplier Agreement is a contract between a company and its vendors/suppliers that outlines the terms of supply, delivery, and payment. It ensures smooth business operations and minimizes risks.

Why and When
Why and When

Businesses should sign this agreement when engaging with third-party vendors or suppliers to procure goods and services. It helps in defining expectations, delivery timelines, and quality standards.

Important Clauses
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Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)

Overview

A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is a legal contract that prevents one or both parties from disclosing confidential information shared during business discussions.

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Why and When

NDAs should be signed before sharing sensitive business information with third parties, including employees, investors, vendors, or potential partners. It ensures that proprietary information remains protected.

Important Clauses

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Master Service Agreement (MSA)

Overview

A Master Service Agreement (MSA) is a contract between a service provider and a client that establishes the general terms and conditions of future transactions.

Why and When

An MSA is useful when two parties engage in ongoing business relationships, eliminating the need to negotiate terms repeatedly for each project or transaction.

Important Clauses
1

Scope of services and deliverables

2

Payment terms and invoicing schedule

3

Intellectual property rights and ownership

4

Confidentiality and data protection

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Liability and indemnification clauses

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Service-level agreements (SLAs) and performance metrics

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Termination and dispute resolution mechanisms