Weighing a retainer or a bigger project? Start here. Tell me what's going on, and I'll tell you whether I'm the right person and which engagement makes sense. Fifteen minutes, no cost, no pitch.
A working session on your actual problem, or the idea that hit you on the drive home and won't leave you alone. The free call is for fit. This one is for answers. You leave knowing where the real exposure is, what your options are, and what I'd do next.
One high-stakes project with a deadline. A deal, an expansion, a license application, a partnership, a contract you can't get wrong. You get the analysis, the plan, and the documents to execute it, for a price we agree on before I start.
For the real, recurring issues that come with running a complex business. I take a handful of these at a time, and do the work myself.
When it needs a licensed attorney, I'm one, in Oregon and Michigan. Business and regulatory matters, contracts, and the legal work that grows out of an advisory engagement.
Legal work is always a separate written engagement, scoped and priced before it starts, so you always know which hat I'm wearing.
Yes. Book the free 15-minute Discovery Call. We'll figure out whether I'm the right fit and what the right next step is.
No. It's paid, so it's built to be useful on its own. If you never hire me again, you still leave with a recommendation.
No. Advisory work is business consulting and doesn't create an attorney-client relationship. If something needs a lawyer, I'll say so, and legal work happens under a separate written engagement.
Advisory work, yes, anywhere. Legal services are limited to Oregon and Michigan.
Typically, highly regulated ones are where I earned my scars: cannabis, labs, and anything a state agency licenses (or intends to). But most of my clients simply have a decision that will become very expensive if they guess wrong.
The Advisory Call is paid by card when you book. Intensives and retainers are invoiced under a written agreement, with the price set before work starts.
Still not sure? That's what the call is for.
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