If you have an Operating Agreement for the company, that is the first place you would look for how this should be handled. If you do not have an...

What type of lawyer and/or fixed-fee legal service may support reviewing a profit unit agreement for a company I am joining?

A corporate/business attorney who works with startups.

Is a company bound by a contract that was never countersigned?

It depends on the factual circumstances. A signed written document is not always required for there to be a contract in place between two parties....

Bad Deal - 2 Year Contract Agreement

Depending on the factual situation (what you knew, what they knew, what they told you, etc.), and the terms of the contract, you may very well have...

How must I deliver a letter to terminate a contract? Must it be by hand or can it be by U.S. Mail?

Contracts quite frequently have provisions that identify how notices are to be delivered. That is the first place I would look. You may want to...

LLC Buyout Agreement: Too much going on here, taking my mind for a loop, whatever does it mean?

See my answer to part 2. It is always a good idea to have business counsel review these documents to help avoid problems in the future.

LLC Buyout Agreement: what do the following paragraphs mean, do they contradict one another, and are they good or bad?

I agree with the other answers and you should contact an attorney to review the entire agreement. But, basically, on a high level, it appears that...

Im in need of a lawyer to do a terms and conditions page. Similar to these terms and conditions.

I draft website terms of use and privacy policies for start-up companies on a regular basis. While most policies and terms are similar, the...

Can I have my attorney add to the agreement and make edits/revisions that opposing counsel drafted or is that not allowed?

Yes, until the contract is signed there is nothing precluding you or your attorney from requesting revisions.

In Colorado, do the terms of a contract proposed by one party and accepted by another, via email, constitute a valid contract?

Depending on the wording of the emails, it is definitely possible to have created an enforceable contract. But, depending on what was contained in...