On average, contract dispute cases contribute to almost 70% of the cases in the court systems. And, contract dispute cases cost litigants an average of $91,000. Many times, these costs could have been avoided with a simple review by a licensed attorney before the contract was signed. Unfortunately, most people assume that the cost or inconvenience will be too high to have an attorney review the contract.
That's where we come in.
Your Contract Shop is an innovative approach to legal services. With a desire to break down the barriers between attorneys and their clients, Your Contract Shop utilizes the most modern resources to drive the cost of legal services down, while still maintaining the highest level of service. Our one goal is to ensure that you are protected.
All of Your Contract Shop's attorneys and paralegals work virtually. That means YOU do not have to pay for a pricey law office that you don't use. It also means that your attorney is available with a simple click of a button. By cutting down on one of our law firm's most expensive pieces of overhead, Your Contract Shop can afford to cut our rates to better fit our clients' budgeting needs.
Megan Porth
Attorney
Megan Porth is the founder and managing attorney at Your Contract Shop. Megan was born and raised around entrepreneurs and business people. From a very young age, she was attending networking events, strategic planning meetings, and marketing seminars. Her passion for helping businesses grow inspired her to go to law school, where she graduated with honors and created and supported a number of school organizations.
Prior to law school, Megan worked as the Business Manager for a software development company, the Deputy Director for a statewide initiative, and a lobbyist for the Arizona Department of Veterans Services. Additionally, Megan was the Chief Operations Officer of a web-based real estate training company, where she managed hundreds of clients and a full staff of employees. When she’s not working, Megan loves kayaking, camping, and granting wishes through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Megan Porth, the principal at YCS, is only licensed in Arizona. Any other work done through YCS outside of Arizona will be done only with attorneys who are licensed or authorized to practice in that state.