You Built the Product.
You Forgot the Paperwork.

You're here because your SaaS agreement was drafted on ChatGPT and you know it.

Your business runs on recurring revenue. The contracts protecting that revenue should not have been copy-pasted from a template your friend's lawyer used in 2018 for a totally different product. MSAs, subscription agreements, terms of service, API licensing, reseller deals — all drafted, reviewed, and negotiated by attorneys who know what uptime means without Googling it.

You’re here because you’ve got an idea that matters — and nobody’s looked at it from the legal side yet.

Someone wants to write a check. Congratulations. Now: do you know what a liquidation preference is? Do you know what “participating preferred” means for your cap table? SAFEs, convertible notes, priced equity rounds, founder equity splits — the documents get prepared, the terms get explained, and nobody signs anything they don’t fully understand. Because “we’ll figure out the equity later” is how lawsuits start. Every single time.

You’re here because you’re taking on customers faster than you’re building infrastructure.

Some companies need a full-time general counsel. Most don’t. What most companies need is a dedicated business attorney who already knows the company, the contracts, and the risk profile — available on retainer, without the six-figure salary. That’s what outside general counsel looks like at Turley Law. Think of it as a fractional GC who picks up the phone at 4 PM on a Friday, because that’s when the real questions always come in.

You’re here because you haven’t had a legal problem yet — and you’d like to keep it that way.

An LLC is not a magic shield. A corporation is not automatically “better.” And an operating agreement pulled off LegalZoom is not the same as one drafted by an attorney who asked you the hard questions first. LLCs, corporations, multi-entity structures, operating agreements — done right, with the kind of planning that actually holds up when things get complicated. Because they will.

You’re here because you’re managing developers across three time zones and you’re not sure if they’re contractors, employees, or something in between.

Every company touches user data. Every company says they take privacy seriously. Most companies don’t have a DPA, haven’t looked at SOC 2, and would fail a GDPR audit in the first fifteen minutes. Turley Law writes the privacy policies, builds the compliance frameworks, and handles incident response planning so that when a customer asks “how do you protect our data?” — the answer isn’t a blank stare and a pivot to the next slide.

You’re here because your contracts are still living in a Google Doc titled FINAL_v3_USE_THIS_ONE.

The vendor agreement sitting in your inbox right now? Somebody should read it before you sign it. The commercial contract your “business guy” negotiated? Somebody should redline it. The NDA your biggest client sent over? Somebody should check whether it actually says what you think it says. That somebody is here. Contracts get drafted, reviewed, negotiated, or killed — whatever the situation calls for.