Fractional General Counsel. Corporate. Real Estate.

Full commitment, whatever the matter.

One flat fee, scoped to the matter — not a per-hour meter.
You’ll always know how to reach me and find time on the calendar, so a small question gets answered before it becomes a big one.

Ongoing counsel or a single matter — the fee is set upfront either way.

Fractional Counsel

For businesses that want a lawyer who knows them — not one they have to re-explain things to every time something comes up. An ongoing relationship, one flat fee, direct access when you need it.

Corporate

Formation, contracts, governance, and M&A — as an extension of an ongoing GC relationship, or as a standalone engagement for a single matter.

Real Estate

Residential and commercial — purchases, sales, leases, and disputes. Whether you’re closing on a home or managing property as part of a business, the cost and plan are set before anything starts.

What is a Fractional General Counsel?

A fractional general counsel isn’t the same as in-house counsel. In-house counsel is a full-time, salaried employee of your company. A fractional general counsel is a licensed attorney who works as an independent contractor, providing ongoing legal services to your business for a flat, predictable fee. Your business gets dedicated access to that attorney each month — for a legal question that comes up unexpectedly or for general advice — without the overhead of a full-time hire.
 
The benefits go beyond cost. A fractional general counsel gets to know your business well enough to give advice in context, not from a cold start. You can budget accurately with a set fee instead of an hourly meter. You get ongoing support to help ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations, and a proactive partner who helps you spot and manage legal risk before it becomes a bigger, costlier problem. It also means someone senior is thinking about the legal side of your business continuously, not just when something goes wrong — freeing you up to focus on running the business itself.