Your own lawyer for a fixed monthly fee
For businesses that need legal help every week but not a full-time in-house counsel. Send us your contracts, letters and questions as they come up and get answers from a lawyer who knows your business. One monthly price, no hourly billing, no surprise invoices.
What's included
- Contracts, letters and documents reviewed, amended or drafted
- Day-to-day advice by phone, WhatsApp and email
- Employment and contract law questions
- Work done by Ben personally
- Minimum term three months then cancel with one week's notice
How it works
Tell us about your business
What you do and how much legal work comes up each month
Choose a package
Minimum three months. Pay the first month by PayNow on engagement
Send us work as it comes
By WhatsApp or email
Packages
Essential
- Review and amend up to 2 contracts, letters or documents a week
- Phone, WhatsApp and email advice on day-to-day issues
Standard
- Draft, review and amend up to 2 contracts, letters or documents a week
- Phone, WhatsApp and email advice on day-to-day issues
Unlimited
- Unlimited drafting, review and amendment
- Contract and employment law advice
- Up to 2 hours a month at your office
SGX-listed companies
- Everything in Unlimited
- SGX announcements, board resolutions, minutes and annual report review
- Advice on continuing obligations under the Listing Manual
- Up to 4 hours a month at your office
The weekly caps are a guide, not a meter - work goes up and down and we don't count every document as long as the month doesn't run far over. Minimum term three months. The first month is paid on engagement and each later month is billed ten days before it starts. After the first three months you can cancel with one week's notice.
Questions people ask first
What if one month is busier than usual?
The weekly caps are a guide. We don't count every document as long as the month doesn't run far over.
Is litigation included?
No. Court work and drafting large transaction documents such as a share sale, are quoted separately.
Can I stop?
After the first three months, yes with one week's notice.