Review legal doc Hi, I’m looking to see how much it would cost to review an if…

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Review legal doc
Hi, I’m looking to see how much it would cost to review an if necessary edit a car rental agreement. This contract is 9 pages long.

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  1. Re: Review legal doc
    We regularly conduct contract reviews for clients. All of our legal services are provided on a fixed fee upfront basis. If you would like a quick quote, please feel free to email or call me.

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    Bryan

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    Bryan C. Becker
    Your Lawyer for Life.
    1205 Prospect Street, Suite 400
    La Jolla, CA 92037

  2. Re: Review legal doc
    You may email my office to discuss fees, however, you sometimes need some bargaining power and or flexibility with the rentor in order to be able to make changes. You may email me some facts.

    Best,
    Daniel Bakondi, Esq.

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    Daniel Bakondi
    The Law Office of Daniel Bakondi, APLC
    870 Market Street, Suite 1161
    San Francisco, CA 94102

  3. Re: Review legal doc
    My office regularly handles document review and analysis. I would need to know more about your business, and who you prospective renters are to give you a better idea of how to build the agreement properly.

    JDH

    Joshua Hale
    Hale Law Group
    4630 Border Village Rd. N171
    San Ysidro, CA 92173

  4. Re: Review legal doc
    If you’re talking about a contract for you to rent a vehicle from a regular rental company, you can pay 1/2 hour or more to review it, but I would estimate the likelihood of you getting them to agree any ‘edit’ changes as essentially zero. You’d be wasting your money by spending such legal fees. If you’re talking about some kind of specialty rental, then changes may be possible.

    If you are trying to do something that involves adapting some other company’s contract for your use, then the attorney would need to spend time to determine what your needs and desires are, then do the work, billing by the hour typically. If this is what you’re after, feel free to contact me to discuss an estimate.

    Terry A. Nelson
    Nelson & Lawless
    18685 Main St., #175
    Huntington Beach, CA 92648

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