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LEGAL
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You’re great at running your business.
We’re here so no one else runs you into the ground.
From a bad partnership agreement to a trademark dispute that hits just as you launch, it only takes one legal oversight to derail years of hustle.
That’s where we come in.
The Business Owner’s Legal Protection Plan gives you instant access to trusted legal support — without the surprise invoices, confusing contracts, or "We’ll get back to you" emails. Welcome to small business law, built for the pace you actually work at.
What if you could text your lawyer like your CPA?
(You can now.)
Instead of paying thousands in hourly fees when problems arise, imagine having an experienced legal team on standby — every week, every question, every contract.
Our plan includes:
Unlimited contract reviews (NDAs, vendor contracts, employment agreements, and more)
On-demand legal advice via email or scheduled
video calls
Trademark registration and active monitoring
Annual legal audit of your business structure and risk exposure
Cease & desist letters issued within 48 hours when needed
Discounts on flat-fee services like incorporation
and IP filings
All for one predictable monthly cost.
Why We Built This
We’ve worked with over 600 business owners across industries like e-commerce, digital services, retail, and hospitality.
Here’s what we kept hearing:
- “I didn’t know I needed a lawyer until it was too late.”
- “I hate feeling like I have to Google legal advice.”
- “I’m not big enough to have in-house counsel, but I still need help.”
So we built a service that bridges that gap.
We give founders like you the confidence to grow without wondering if a legal landmine is hiding under your next deal.
Who This Is For
This plan was designed specifically for:
- First-time founders who want to start strong (and smart)
- Solopreneurs tired of downloading contracts off Google
- Agencies, coaches, consultants, and creatives juggling clients, subs, and IP
- Growing businesses navigating new hires, new risks, and new regulations