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I own a general contracting company (construction) and am working with a large developer to build a new fast food restaurant. I recently received the contract and have reviewed it with three of my team members. I've been in this industry for 13 years and have gone through many contracts and one of my team members owned his own company for 25 years and had an accounting company previous to that so he is very knowledgeable. Problem I see is that I anticipated to work with this developer on other projects after this one and expect to use the same contract agreement over and over (for the most part). Should I still have a qualified attorney go through it? This would be my cost to absorb.
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