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MEET BLAKE
TURLEY
I didn't go straight through to law school. I worked at companies first — shipping products, closing deals, and learning what it actually takes to build a company from the ground up.
That experience changed how I practice law. When a founder calls me at 4 PM because a term sheet just landed and the investor wants signatures by Friday, I don't need a crash course in cap tables or SAFEs. I've been on the other side of that table. I know the pressure, and I work at the speed the deal requires.
I built Turley Law for one reason: to give founders and business owners the kind of legal counsel I wished I'd had — someone who picks up the phone, gives it to you straight, and actually understands your business. No billable-hour games. No corporate law firm overhead. Just a direct line to an attorney who treats your company like it matters.
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SaaS & Software Contracts
MSAs, subscription agreements, terms of service, and API contracts. Built for recurring revenue businesses with usage-based or per-seat pricing models.
Startup Financing
SAFEs, convertible notes, priced equity rounds, and everything in between. From your first angel check to Series A and beyond.
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Your dedicated business attorney on retainer. Contract review, corporate governance, and strategic guidance as you scale.
Data Privacy & Security
Privacy policies, DPAs, SOC 2 readiness, GDPR compliance. Build trust with enterprise customers who ask hard security questions.
IP & Licensing
Software licensing, open source compliance, IP assignments, and protecting your proprietary code. We know MIT from GPL.
M&A & Exits
Acquisitions, acqui-hires, asset purchases, and exit strategies. Due diligence, deal negotiation, and closing.
Your Business Can't Wait. Neither Should Your Attorney.
Whether you need a contract reviewed before a Friday deadline or outside counsel for the long haul — let's talk. First consultation is on us.
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