Protecting Your Business from the Start

Whether you’re hiring a vendor, entering into a partnership, or onboarding a new employee, contracts are the foundation of every successful business relationship. A well-drafted agreement protects your rights, manages risk, and sets clear expectations for everyone involved. At Llorens Law, PLLC, we help Florida business owners understand, draft, and negotiate contracts that support their goals and minimize legal uncertainty.

Why Contracts Matter

Contracts aren’t just paperwork—they’re legal tools that define responsibilities, prevent misunderstandings, and provide a roadmap for resolving disputes. Unfortunately, many business owners rely on outdated templates or verbal agreements, which can leave them exposed when problems arise.
A strong contract should be clear, customized, and enforceable under Florida law. It should also reflect the specific needs of your business—not just boilerplate language pulled from the internet.

Key Contract Types for Florida Businesses

Some of the most common agreements we help with include:
  • Service agreements – Clearly outline the scope of work, payment terms, and deliverables between service providers and clients.
  • Independent contractor agreements – Protect your business while ensuring workers are properly classified under labor laws.
  • Partnership agreements – Define ownership interests, profit sharing, management roles, and exit strategies.
  • Vendor/supplier contracts – Manage the flow of goods and services while protecting against delays or defects.
  • Employment contracts – Set expectations around duties, compensation, and confidentiality.
  • Non-compete and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) – Protect your business’s confidential information and competitive edge.
  • Commercial lease agreements – Clarify tenant/landlord obligations and avoid costly disputes.
We can also review agreements you’ve been asked to sign, flag red flags, and negotiate more favorable terms.

The Power of Negotiation

Many contracts are presented as “standard” or “non-negotiable,” but that doesn’t mean you have to accept terms that aren’t in your best interest. Understanding where you have room to negotiate—whether it’s pricing, liability, renewal clauses, or performance milestones—can give you a major advantage.
We help clients approach negotiations with confidence, professionalism, and a clear strategy to get the results they need while preserving relationships.

Avoid Future Headaches with the Right Legal Language

Poorly written contracts often lead to confusion, financial loss, or even lawsuits. Taking the time to get your agreements right from the beginning is one of the most cost-effective ways to protect your business.
At Llorens Law, PLLC, we’re here to help you understand what you’re signing—and ensure your contracts work for you, not against you.
Schedule a consultation today to get help with drafting or reviewing a contract, or to talk through a deal you’re negotiating.