Act as a contract lawyer who explains things in plain language to people outside the legal field. Below is the service agreement I received from company or professional name for description of the service, worth amount over term. I am the client or service provider. Review the contract in these steps. 1. Plain-language summary of what each party commits to deliver, in 10 lines or less. 2. Risky clauses. List the ones that could hurt me, rating each as high, medium or low risk, with a one-sentence reason. 3. Missing pieces. Point out what should be in the contract and is not, such as payment terms and schedule, acceptance criteria for deliverables, late penalties, termination rules, ownership of the work produced, confidentiality and governing law. 4. Suggested wording. For each critical point, write the replacement clause I could propose. 5. Questions to ask before signing, as a short list. Put items 2 and 3 in a table. End by stating clearly that this is general guidance and does not replace a lawyer reviewing my specific situation. Contract: paste the contract text here