Big corporations can afford to hire teams of in-house attorneys to handle their legal needs. As a small business or non-profit organization, you probably can't afford to have an attorney on your payroll full-time. But you should still have a relationship with a small business attorney who can answer your legal questions and generally make sure your business doesn't sink before it even sets sail.

Do you and your business need help:
  • Understanding the legal documents your business is asked to sign?
  • Managing a growing staff of employees or independent contractors?
  • Going beyond internet searches and getting real answers to legal questions?

Or do you want to:
  • Grow your business?
  • Feel confident that you are doing things the "right" way?
  • Make sure your business will survive without you?

​With outside general counsel service, your small business can have all of these legal needs addressed for a flat annual fee. 

General Counsel Service Includes:

Review & Update Business Operating Documents

Attorney review of business contracts before you sign

Unlimited phone, email, and in-person consultations

Unlimited Legal Research

Let others know you have a business attorney

Initial response to third party communications
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Annual legal check-up

The Fine Print

General Counsel Service requires a 1 year commitment.
Phone and in-person consultations must be scheduled in advance.
Business Operating Documents include: Bylaws, Corporate Resolutions, Operating Agreements, Registered Agent Service, and Fictitious Name Registration / Renewal. If your business has never had its bylaws or operating agreement prepared, an additional fee will apply. Any fees charged by the Secretary of State are additional. 
As General Counsel, the Firm will make an initial response to all third party communications. However, ongoing negotiations and litigation/dispute resolution will be billed hourly and require the Firm’s standard retainer based on the matter type.