A Lawyer WhoGets It.
Blake Turley is a business and technology attorney licensed in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts. He founded Turley Law to be the kind of firm he wished existed when he was on the other side of the table — one that picks up the phone, explains things plainly, and already understands how your business works before you finish the sentence.
Business Attorney. Technology Counsel. Your Guy.
Blake worked in startups before law school. He shipped products, negotiated deals, and learned firsthand what happens when the legal work doesn’t get done. That experience changes how he practices law.
He’s spent three years building a solo practice across three states. Hundreds of contracts. Financing rounds, entity formations, corporate governance, and disputes. He’s read the playbooks that VC funds and procurement departments use — the real documents, not blog posts about them — so he knows which terms are genuinely standard and which ones are just labeled that way.
He earned a dual J.D. and Master of International Affairs from American University in two and a half years, graduated summa cum laude from Sacred Heart University, and passed the bar on the first attempt. He’s licensed in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts.
Blake founded Turley Law in 2022 because he wanted to build a different kind of firm — one that’s honest about costs, fast on its feet, and built for people who are actually running businesses.
At a Glance.
three states licensed
years solo practice
dual degree, American University
cum laude, Sacred Heart
What Turley Law Does.
For startups and tech companies: Outside general counsel from incorporation through funding rounds. SaaS contracts, technology agreements, corporate governance, cap tables, data privacy, and the IP assignments your contractors never signed.
For established businesses: Commercial contracts, corporate transactions, compliance across three states, and the legal infrastructure that keeps growing companies from outrunning their own foundation.
For the community: Pro bono representation for individuals and nonprofits. The legal system should work for everyone.
Why Clients Stay.
Speed
Same-day response on most inquiries. Contract reviews back in 48 hours. Your deal has a deadline — your lawyer should respect that.
Plain English
Advice you can understand and act on. No legalese power trips. No 10-page memos when a paragraph does the job.
Clear pricing
You know what you’re paying before anything starts. Fixed fees for projects. Monthly retainers for ongoing work. No surprises.
Tech fluency
Blake doesn’t just advise tech companies — he builds technology. When he reviews your SaaS contract, he understands the architecture underneath the legal terms.
The playbook
The other side of every deal has a playbook. Blake has studied those playbooks. He knows what’s actually market-standard versus what someone labeled that way hoping you wouldn’t question it.
Genuine care
This isn’t a volume practice. Turley Law was built to serve real people running real businesses — and to treat every client like they matter. Because they do.
A Lawyer Who Understands Technology. For Real.
There’s a difference between a lawyer who “works with tech companies” and a lawyer who has actually written code, built integrations, and understands what happens when an API call fails.
Blake has built court opinion aggregators, practice management tools, and SEC EDGAR integrations. He completed Harvard’s CS50 for Lawyers and works with Python, APIs, and AI tools daily. When he reviews a SaaS agreement, he reads the technical documentation and the legal terms.
That means faster contract reviews, fewer rounds of “can you explain what this means technically,” and legal advice that accounts for how the technology actually works.
Education & Admissions.
Juris Doctorate & M.I.A.
American University Washington College of Law, Washington, D.C. Dual degree completed in 2.5 years (accelerated). Senior Articles Editor, Criminal Law Practitioner.
Bachelor of Arts
Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT. Summa cum laude. Silver Medal of Excellence in Political Science (highest GPA in department).
Bar & Court Admissions
Connecticut. New York. Massachusetts. U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut. State courts across CT, NY, and MA.
Practice Areas.
Outside General Counsel
A dedicated attorney on retainer. Corporate governance, cap tables, fundraising, and the legal questions that come up at 4 PM on a Friday.
SaaS & Software Contracts
MSAs, subscription agreements, terms of service, and API contracts for recurring revenue businesses.
Startup Financing
SAFEs, convertible notes, equity rounds. From first check to Series A.
Data Privacy & Security
Privacy policies, DPAs, SOC 2 readiness, and GDPR/CCPA compliance.
IP & Licensing
Software licensing, open source compliance, IP assignments, and trade secret protection.
M&A & Exits
Acquisitions, acqui-hires, due diligence, and exit strategies.
Let’s Have a Conversation.
Fifteen minutes. No pitch. No pressure. You tell Blake what’s going on, and he’ll tell you what he thinks. If there’s a fit, great. If not, you’ll leave with better clarity than you walked in with.