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Many organizations do not have enough legal work to justify employing a full-time in-house counsel.   For that reason, we act as your in-house general counsel on an as-needed-basis.   An attorney acting as your in-house counsel provides practical legal and business advice to significantly help the business maintain its bottom line by reducing its risks and saving the business from costly mistakes.  

If you outsource legal matters to attorneys infrequently, our on-demand involvement includes general counsel services tailored to your needs.  You will have your own legal department when you need it and only pay for it when you use it.  This active involvement of legal counsel in your business's day-to-day legal matters gives you a quicker response to legal issues when they arise and reduces risks and costs in the long-term.

While large companies usually have full-time general counsel and entire legal departments, the majority of organizations are often left dealing with legal problems by themselves.  This often takes precious time away from managing and growing your business.  Even if you have attorneys to handle legal matters, you are often faced with having to spend a great deal of time managing these matters.  For example, a business may utilize an attorney for employment issues, a different attorney for contract reviews, and yet another attorney for litigation matters.  If there are many issues going on at the same time, much of the your time will be consumed by communicating with each attorney and looking for old documents.  We are here to help take the stress of legal issues away from you. 

We provide a general counsel arrangement with one particular attorney to free up time for your organization's management.  As general counsel, we perform some of the more regular tasks that a business may need (e.g., providing general legal advice, contract review, employment issues, etc.). We also manage incoming legal matters by finding, delegating, and supervising counsel who specialize in a particular area of law (e.g., tax attorney or insurance attorney).  The supervision of these specialized matters keeps outside attorneys within a budget by managing them for you on a day-to-day basis.  You can then spend your valuable time on running your business.