Practice area 2.2
Contracts
Customer agreements, vendor deals, partnerships, and the redlines in between.
What does a fractional general counsel do for contracts?
A fractional general counsel drafts, reviews, and negotiates the agreements a business runs on: customer agreements, vendor deals, partnerships, and the redlines in between. GC Bench closes negotiations on business timelines rather than law firm timelines, with terms the leadership team actually understands, billed hourly or as a flat monthly fee.
What this covers
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(a)
Customer agreements
The agreements your revenue runs on, drafted with terms you actually understand.
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(b)
Vendor deals and partnerships
The contracts other companies hand you, reviewed and negotiated before you sign.
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(c)
Redlines and negotiation
Negotiations closed on business timelines, not law firm timelines. Legal stops being a bottleneck and starts moving at the speed of the business.
How it starts
Every engagement starts the same way.
A thirty minute intro call: a direct conversation about your business, your goals, and your legal priorities. From there the engagement is scoped to your volume and risk, and billed hourly or as a flat monthly fee. Tailored to your budget. No surprises. Read more about how an engagement works.
The other practice areas
- Entity Formation§ 2.1
- Employment§ 2.3
- Privacy & Cybersecurity§ 2.4
- M&A§ 2.5
- Legal Tech§ 2.6
Bring your two most pressing legal questions.
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