Advisory agreements

A company without a legal advisor will need to find a new attorney and explain its business each time it has a question about the law. It also might not be able to respond swiftly because of the need to interact in person, instead of by telephone and email, in principle, and the fact that prompt appointments might not be available.

By concluding an advisory agreement with us, a client can enjoy the services of a dedicated attorney able to provide more appropriate legal advice based on a thorough understanding of the client's business and policies. It also enables more timely consultation by using tools suited to client needs, such as the telephone, email, chat, and Web meetings.

Our advisory clients include firms from startups to publicly traded corporations across a wide range of industries. This means that we have accumulated a mass of insights on various industry-specific issues.

We can utilize these insights to provide more appropriate legal advice.

Often, law offices fail to offer multiple plan options or to make clear the relationship between fees and services provided. However, we offer a number of fee plans to meet clients' needs (such as frequency of consultation and number of contracts reviewed). This makes it possible to avoid mismatching and deliver highly satisfactory services.

We also offer legal outsourcing services for clients looking for more in-depth involvement than that under an advisory agreement. For example, our internal and external attorneys can handle all aspects of a client firm's internal legal affairs section. We can function just like an internal legal affairs section by constantly participating in internal mailing lists and chat tools. Advantages of our legal outsourcing services include the ability to use qualified outside experts (attorneys) as legal affairs personnel and avoidance of the risks related to employment through outsourcing.