Contract & Deal Evidence File

The Contract & Deal Evidence File assembles everything around a deal into a lawyer-ready package — so when you do take legal advice, you pay for judgement, not for chasing paperwork.

Legal and contract advice is expensive partly because the professional spends billed hours assembling and making sense of your documents. GEB does that organising work first, at a fixed fee.

We gather the correspondence, terms, specifications, identity and performance evidence, structure them the way counsel expects, and flag the gaps and the questions worth asking. You hand your lawyer a clean file and a short list, not a shoebox.

Price: From $6,900 (final price on scoping). Turnaround: 5–10 working days · 48-hour urgent option available. Languages: English or Simplified Chinese.

The verdict you get: Closes with a clear GEB verdict — proceed, adjust or stop — plus a confidence level and the one risk that matters most. Not a data dump; a decision.

What you receive

• A structured, indexed evidence file on the deal or contract
• A timeline of the relationship and key commitments
• Gaps, inconsistencies and open questions, flagged
• An estimate of the professional hours the file is likely to save
• A verdict on how deal-ready the documentation is

Best for

• Anyone about to take legal advice on a trade or contract
• Disputes or renewals where the paper trail matters
• Reducing the cost of external counsel on a deal

Not for: Not legal advice and not a substitute for a qualified lawyer. It prepares the file; counsel gives the opinion.

Natural next step: Margin & Contract Risk Review.

Frequently asked questions

Is this legal advice?

No. It organises the evidence into a lawyer-ready file and flags the questions. Your qualified lawyer gives the opinion.

How does it reduce legal cost?

Counsel spends fewer billed hours assembling and making sense of documents, because the file arrives structured and indexed.

What goes into the file?

Correspondence, terms, specifications, identity and performance evidence, a relationship timeline, and the open questions worth asking.