robertschofield882@gmail.com
I wanted to inquire whether Contract Law or Commercial Lease Agreement falls within the scope of your firm's practice. Your firm was referred to me by the state bar referral service.
Aaron
Hello Aaron S Thompson,
Thank you for getting back to me regarding my request for potential legal representation.
I would like to engage your services to draft a commercial lease agreement between my company and Dickerson Well Drilling, Inc., located in your state. We are currently negotiating the terms of a 12-month lease for our DP3 Well Intervention Equipment, in anticipation of their upcoming contract.
We will need your assistance with the following:
Drafting the lease agreement
Reviewing the required lease documentation
Providing legal advice if necessary (we will handle the core negotiations)
The total value of this transaction is approximately $3,400,000, which will be managed by my company. We aim to begin this project in the second week of October 2025. To facilitate the process, I will provide you with copies of our previous lease agreements for reference.
Please send over a retainer agreement based on your hourly rate. I estimate this project will require no more than 20 hours of your time. My schedule is quite full this week, but I’d like to review your retainer agreement and then set a time to discuss the lease draft and next steps.
If you have any questions or need further information, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Lessee Conflict Check:
Unsuspecting Local Company Name Here
I am available Monday to Friday, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. You can reach me at the number listed in my signature below. Let me know your availability so we can coordinate accordingly.
I look forward to working with you on this project.
Regards,
Robert Schofield
President
Shamrock Well & Pump
45 Industrial Road
Suite 207
Cumberland , RI 02864
📞 401-889-2033 (Direct)
📱 656-789-2203 (WhatsApp Only)
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Dear Mr. Schofield,
Well, hellfire and hydraulic pressure—$3.4 million worth of hot, spinning steel and contractual peril. I can already smell the diesel fumes and existential liability wafting off this DP3 monstrosity like a fever dream in a West Texas sandstorm.
You want a lease? Good. You need a lease. Because without one, my friend, you’re one busted valve away from a courtroom rodeo with no saddle. I’ll draft the document. I’ll read the fine print with the paranoia of a man who once watched a judge cry over a lost wrench. And if things go sideways—and they always try to—I’ll be ready to push the button labeled “Legal Advice” and brace for impact.
Conflict check is clear. Dickerson’s not on my blacklist… yet.
Here's how we’ll ride this beast:
Hourly Rate: $1000 an hour (don't worry, no gold-plated invoices—just the blood, sweat, and ink).
Retainer Agreement: En route shortly. Clean, sharp, and easy on the eyes.
Estimated Hours: 20? Sure. But like drilling into shale, you never know what kind of pressure’s hiding down there.
Timeline: Second week of October? That gives us just enough time to draft, revise, and mutter darkly about indemnification clauses under flickering fluorescent lights.
Send me the old leases. I’ll cannibalize the best parts and toss the rest into the fires of modern jurisprudence.
I’m around this week, mostly lucid between 12 and 3 PM Pacific. Let me know when you’re free and we’ll sync up—no tie required.
Hold fast.
Aaron S Thompson
Attorney-at-Law, Dream Wrangler, Occasional Scribe
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