Limited Scope Engagement Agreement: Contract Drafting
Version 2026-08-24. The version you accept at checkout is recorded with your order.
This agreement governs every flat-fee contract-drafting engagement with Hochman Law PC (the "Firm") purchased through hochmanlawpc.com. By checking the acceptance box at intake and completing payment, you (the "Client") agree to these terms.
1. What the flat fee covers
One defined service: preparation of the single contract product you selected, drafted from your intake answers under New York law; personal review by a New York attorney; delivery to you by email; and one round of revisions you request within 14 days of delivery. Typical delivery is within 2 business days of confirmed payment; this is a good-faith estimate, never a guarantee.
2. What it does not cover
Negotiating with any other party; reviewing, responding to, or editing documents or markups from any other party; tax, accounting, or securities advice; filing anything with any government office; monitoring deadlines; and ongoing or general representation. Any of those, if you want them, would be a separate engagement with its own fee, agreed in writing first.
2a. Uploaded documents; custom requests
Documents you upload at intake are held confidentially in your client file and are used to verify the names, amounts, and facts in your answers. Uploading them does not convert the engagement into a document-review service, and the Firm does not review, respond to, or mark up another party's contract under this flat fee. A custom contract request is not an engagement: the Firm reviews it and either sends you a quoted flat fee (a separate engagement forms when you pay that invoice) or declines and tells you why. Nothing is owed for asking.
3. Your responsibilities
The contract is drafted from your intake answers, and its accuracy depends on them. You are responsible for the accuracy of names, amounts, and facts you provide, for reading the draft, and for how the contract is used after delivery. You and the other party sign the contract yourselves; the Firm is not a party to it and does not deliver it to anyone but you.
4. Formation and timing of the engagement
No attorney-client relationship exists until your payment is confirmed and the Firm accepts the engagement. If a conflict of interest or eligibility problem prevents the Firm from accepting, you receive a full refund and your information is protected as prospective-client information under New York Rule of Professional Conduct 1.18. The engagement ends when the final contract is delivered (or the revision round completes, if requested).
5. Eligibility and honest limits
These products are for matters the intake can fully capture. If your answers show the matter needs negotiation, document review, or specialist compliance work, the Firm will decline the flat-fee engagement, tell you why, and refund any payment. The Firm never sells a form where a form would hurt you.
6. Fees and refunds
The flat fee is stated before payment and is the entire fee for the covered service. If you cancel before drafting begins, you receive a full refund. After delivery, fees are earned; if something in the draft is wrong because of the Firm's error, the Firm fixes it at no charge.
7. Communications
The engagement is conducted by email at the address you provide at intake. Attorney Advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome; no result is guaranteed.
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