Am I bound to a business document I did not read

What makes up a contract Under Florida law, contracts are ordinarily required to have three legs on which they stand. They must contain an offer, must be accepted, and importantly must have consideration.  Not all contracts have to be written, but without a writing trying to later prove what was agreed, like the terms and the performance by each party, may prove very difficult.  So, the simple solution is just to have written agreements preferably prepared by your business lawyer.
 Can I write a business contract without a lawyer Business contracts do not have to be formal, lengthy writings with arcane legal terms. Any writing that defines the parties rights and obligations can be considered a contract, even an e-mail exchange. But unless you have the knowledge of an experienced business lawyer, trying to do it yourself may lead to very expensive and complex problems later. Further, getting advice from a business or contract attorney provides objective advice that can result in a better and stronger agreement and even reduce the costs of a future disagreement.
 Do I have to hire a lawyer to draft my contracts In Florida, people involved in business enterprises are deemed to be sophisticated individuals. Because of this, it is prudent for any business to have it attorney review proposed agreements as part of the due diligence process in any transaction. Also, by so doing, managers, officers, and directors of the business can insulate themselves from claims of malfeasance by the members or shareholders.