Employment lawyers regularly review contracts and legal documents on behalf of clients. Common contract types they review include:
- Employment contracts
- Dental associate contracts
- Severance agreements
- Consulting agreements
- Employee separation agreements
- Non-compete agreements
- Employee stock option agreements
- Independent contractor agreements
We have analyzed real project data from ContractsCounsel’s platform to help you understand the typical costs and turnaround times involved in hiring an employment lawyer for contract review.
How Much Does It Cost to Hire an Employment Lawyer for Contract Review?
Based on ContractsCounsel data, the average fee to hire an employment lawyer for contract review is $426.
Hourly rates for employment lawyers to review contracts typically range from $150 - $275.
Please note, rates may vary based on project type, location, and complexity. These are averages from all 50 US states.
What is the Turnaround Time?
The average turnaround time for an employment lawyer to complete a contract review is 2 business days.
Turnaround times vary based on document length, complexity, and whether redlining or negotiations are requested.
Average Contract Review Costs and Timelines by Document Type
Here are average flat fees and timelines for common contract types reviewed by employment lawyers:
- Employment contracts: $411 flat fee, completed in 5 business days
- Dental associate contracts: $358 flat fee, completed in 5 business days
- Severance agreements: $407 flat fee, completed in 2 business days
- Consulting agreements: $439 flat fee, completed in 5 business days
- Employee separation agreements: $427 flat fee, completed in 2 business days
- Non-compete agreements: $340 flat fee, completed in 5 business days
- Employment offers: $497 flat fee, completed in 2 business days
- Employee stock option agreements: $464 flat fee, completed in 5 business days
- Independent contractor agreements: $377 flat fee, completed in 5 business days
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