Turley Law PLLC · Nationwide
Legal infrastructure for tech & SaaS.
Startup & SaaS Business Lawyer, Outside General Counsel — Litigation in Connecticut, New York & Massachusetts
Built by a founder, for founders. Before he was a lawyer, Blake shipped production code and pulled on-call rotations — so he handles the contracts, deals, and fine print in language your team already speaks.
$50 for 30 minutes, credited toward any engagement.
Blake Turley
Founder & Principal Attorney, Turley Law PLLC
Trusted by business owners across Connecticut, Massachusetts & New York
Contracts, IP & corporate work: available nationwide. Litigation: CT, NY & MA courts only.
200+
Contracts negotiated
Blake redlined our enterprise MSA over a weekend and explained every change in language our whole team could follow. It felt like having a technical co-founder who happens to be a lawyer.
$50
30-min consult, credited
200+
Contracts negotiated
3 states
CT, MA & NY
Flat fees
Quoted in writing
Simple, Start to Finish
Running a business is hard. The legal part shouldn't be.
We're the lawyer your company calls first. We speak plain English, and you always know the price before we start.
What We Do
Our Legal Business Services
General Counsel Services
A dedicated attorney on retainer.
Funding & Investment Law
SAFEs, convertible notes, and priced equity rounds.
Mergers & Acquisitions
Buy-side and sell-side deals, due diligence, and closing.
Intellectual Property Law
Trademarks, copyrights, licensing, and trade secrets.
Employment Law for Business
Handbooks, hiring, non-competes, and terminations.
Technology Transactions
MSAs, SaaS contracts, software licensing, and vendor deals.
Corporate Transactions
Formation, contracts, governance, and general corporate work.
Why People Pick Us
Easy to work with. Easy to trust.
We speak your language
Your lawyer shipped production code and pulled on-call rotations before he practiced law — no translation needed.
You know the price
Every flat fee is quoted in writing before work starts.
Plain English
No confusing legal talk. Just clear advice.
A real lawyer, every time
You work with your lawyer — not a call center.
Getting Started
Three easy steps
Book a consultation
Tell us what's going on. $50, credited toward any engagement.
Get a clear plan
We tell you what to do and what it costs — up front.
We handle it
We become the lawyer your business calls first.
Free Download
The Founder's Playbook
Everything Blake tells clients before they sign anything. Get Chapter 1 free.
Questions?
Good to know
What does the first consultation cost?
$50 for 30 minutes, credited toward any engagement.
How much does it cost?
We use flat fees, quoted in writing before any work begins.
What kind of businesses do you help?
Small and growing companies — from brand-new startups to owners getting ready to sell.
Do I have to come to your office?
No. Most work happens by phone, email, and video. Come in only if you'd like to.
Do you work with companies outside Connecticut?
For transactional work — SaaS contracts, IP, corporate matters — yes, nationwide; most of it happens over phone, video, and email. For litigation, we cover state and federal courts in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts.
Let's talk.
Tell us what's going on. We'll tell you how we can help.
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