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"We engaged Amanah Counsel to draft our distribution agreement with a Singapore-based principal. The briefing session was thorough — they asked questions I hadn't considered, and the final document reflected our actual commercial arrangement, not just a generic template. The explanatory notes they included made it straightforward for our board to review."

"The contract audit was exactly what we needed before our series B due diligence. Imran's team reviewed fifteen of our vendor and customer agreements and delivered a heat map that our CFO and legal counsel could work from directly. A few findings were things we had been vaguely aware of but had never formally documented. Response times throughout were prompt."

"Wei Lin supported us through a technology licensing negotiation that ran across three rounds over six weeks. The retainer arrangement worked well — we used more hours in the first two rounds and less in the final review, and the rollover meant we weren't paying for time we hadn't used. Her fallback analysis helped us understand what we could reasonably hold and where we had room to give ground."

"We needed a service level agreement prepared for a large government-linked customer. The process was straightforward — one clear briefing, a well-structured first draft, and two rounds of revisions that addressed all our counterparty's points. The fee was fixed and there were no surprises. That alone made the engagement easier to manage internally."

"Our previous set of supply agreements had been in use for years without review. The audit identified three clauses that were likely unenforceable and two renewal terms that had ambiguous notice periods. The remediation report was prioritised in a way that made sense for our business — the high-risk items were addressed first. Clear, methodical work."

"What I valued most was that the counsel we worked with at briefing was the same person delivering the draft and answering questions throughout. At some firms you brief one person and receive work from someone else entirely. That continuity made a real difference to the quality of the output."