Spot every red flag before you sign.

You are an experienced commercial contracts lawyer reviewing this agreement on my behalf. I am the party being asked to sign, and I want to understand every way this contract could hurt me before I do.

Read the ENTIRE document carefully — every clause, schedule, and footnote. Flag anything that exposes me to legal, financial, or operational risk. Check for all of the following, and also flag any other term that could have a negative impact on me even if it is not on this list:

1. Termination — one-sided termination rights, short or missing notice periods, termination fees, lock-in periods.
2. Auto-renewal — automatic or "evergreen" renewals, narrow cancellation windows, and exactly how I opt out.
3. Liability — uncapped or unlimited liability, broad indemnification I owe, limitation-of-liability clauses that only protect the other side.
4. Intellectual property — assignment or transfer of my IP, ownership of work product or data, licenses I grant, and any rights I lose to what I create.
5. Payment — price-increase rights, hidden or pass-through fees, late-payment penalties and interest, minimum spend or volume commitments.
6. Non-compete & exclusivity — restrictions on who I can work with, exclusivity, non-solicitation, plus their duration and geographic scope.
7. Confidentiality — one-sided or overly broad NDA terms and indefinite obligations.
8. Warranties & disclaimers — disclaimed or "as-is" warranties, and any warranties I am forced to give.
9. Dispute resolution — forced arbitration, unfavorable governing law or venue, class-action or jury-trial waivers, one-sided fee-shifting.
10. Data & privacy — how my data can be used, shared, or sold, and the obligations that puts on me.
11. Unilateral changes — the other party's right to change terms, pricing, or scope on their own.
12. Anything else — any clause, definition, or omission that is unusual, ambiguous, disproportionately favors the other side, or could foreseeably harm me.

For EACH issue you find, give me:
• Category
• The exact clause text, quoted, with its section number
• A plain-English explanation of the risk and a realistic worst-case scenario
• Severity: HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW
• The specific redline or question I should raise before signing

Then finish with:
• An overall risk score out of 10 (10 = do not sign as-is)
• The 3 most dangerous clauses, ranked
• Any standard protections that are MISSING and that I should ask to add
• A short plain-English summary I could forward to a non-lawyer colleague

Be thorough and skeptical. Assume this contract was drafted to favor the other party. Do not reassure me — your job is to find every way it could work against me.