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Senior legal judgment for critical decisions.

Partner-led corporate advisory and transactional counsel for the matters that need strategy before documents.

Some legal matters require judgment before they can be responsibly scoped — complex, negotiated, high-stakes, securities-sensitive, governance-sensitive, cross-border, investor-facing, and transaction-grade work. Bespoke Advisory & Transactions is the partner-led path for those matters. Where work is repeatable and the facts are clear, Structured Legal Systems are the efficient route instead.

Parent practice This is how bespoke work is engaged. For what the firm practises, see Corporate Transactions & Advisory.
Delivery

Partner-led

Fees

Custom / hourly

Entry

Consultation

What This Is

When legal work needs judgment, not just documents.

Not every legal matter should be reduced to a fixed-scope workflow. A standard workflow is appropriate where the facts are clear, the parties are aligned, and the work is repeatable. Bespoke Advisory & Transactions applies where the legal and business issues require judgment before scope can be responsibly confirmed.

That includes matters involving negotiation, investor or counterparty counsel, securities filings, tax-sensitive structuring, cross-border issues, complex governance, founder or shareholder disputes, M&A, strategic transactions, or high-value corporate decisions. In those situations the work is not document preparation — it is legal strategy, issue-spotting, transaction structuring, risk allocation, negotiation support, and implementation.

Matters We Handle

Corporate, venture, governance, securities, and cross-border matters.

Each area connects to the practice that governs it — follow a link for the substantive practice depth, or book a consultation to engage the work.

When This Is the Right Path

Best for matters that turn on legal judgment.

Bespoke advisory fits when there is

  • a negotiation or competing interests;
  • complex corporate governance;
  • a shareholder or founder issue;
  • a financing transaction;
  • investor or third-party counsel comments;
  • securities filings or exemption analysis;
  • an M&A or strategic transaction;
  • a cross-border element;
  • a dispute or potential dispute;
  • a high-value or high-risk decision.
Advisory Matter Guide

Matter types, typical issues, and fee approach.

A directional guide to common advisory mandates and how each is engaged. Final scope, fees, and timing are confirmed only after intake, conflict review, and engagement terms. Each matter links up to the practice area that governs it.

Matter typeTypical issueFee approachPractice area
Corporate governance Board approvals, shareholder rights, control issues, director/officer questions, reserved matters. Custom / hourly Governance
Complex shareholders agreements Negotiated terms, special rights, founder exits, control rights, investor rights, transfer restrictions. Custom / hourly Shareholder Agreements
Founder or shareholder disputes Ownership disagreement, founder departure, undocumented rights, deadlock, threatened claim. Custom / hourly Founder Agreements
Venture financing SAFE, note, priced round, investor negotiation, term-sheet review, closing mechanics. Custom / hourly Venture Financing
Securities exemptions & filings Exemption analysis, Form 45-106F1, SEDAR+ filings, investor qualification issues. Custom / hourly Venture Financing
M&A and strategic transactions Acquisition, sale, restructuring, diligence, transaction documents, closing process. Custom / hourly M&A
Negotiated commercial contracts Customer/vendor paper, counterparty comments, procurement, liability, indemnity, data, IP. Custom / hourly Commercial
Corporate reorganizations Share-structure changes, reorganizations, cap-table remediation, governance cleanup. Custom / hourly Governance
Cross-border advisory Canada/UAE structure, foreign parties, multi-jurisdiction coordination, strategic legal risk. Custom / hourly Advisory hub
How Mandates Are Scoped

Scoped after review of the matter.

Advisory mandates are scoped after Fauri Law reviews the matter, parties, documents, timing, and legal risk. Before work begins, the engagement scope, fee structure, assumptions, exclusions, timing, retainer or payment terms, and Fauri Law's role are confirmed in writing.

Submitting intake or booking a consultation does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Fauri Law must complete conflict review and confirm engagement terms in writing before acting.

  1. i.Legal strategy and issue analysis
  2. ii.Transaction or governance structuring
  3. iii.Document review and drafting
  4. iv.Negotiation support
  5. v.Response to third-party counsel comments
  6. vi.Securities exemption or filing support
  7. vii.Board, shareholder, or approval documentation
  8. viii.Closing coordination
  9. ix.Corporate record cleanup
  10. x.Cross-border legal coordination
  11. xi.Implementation support
From Contact to Engagement

A defined process before any work begins.

Step 01

Intake or Consultation

Provide basic information about the company, matter, parties, timing, and documents.

Step 02

Conflict & Preliminary Scope

Fauri Law reviews whether it can act and whether the matter suits advisory, transactional, structured, or custom support.

Step 03

Consultation or Document Review

Where appropriate, Fauri Law schedules a consultation or requests limited documents to assess scope.

Step 04

Scope & Engagement Terms

Scope, fee structure, assumptions, exclusions, timing, and payment or retainer terms are confirmed in writing.

Step 05

Work Begins

Work begins only after engagement terms are accepted and any required payment or retainer is completed.

For the firm-wide delivery model and how matters route across structured and bespoke work, see How We Deliver.

How This Connects

Where bespoke work sits.

Bespoke Advisory & Transactions is one of the firm's delivery models. It pairs with the structured offerings and, for what the firm practises, sits under its parent practice area.

Parent practice

Corporate Transactions & Advisory

The practice area behind this work — what the firm does in governance, financing, M&A, and strategic corporate matters.

The efficient route

Structured Legal Systems

For repeatable lifecycle work with clear facts — incorporation, governance, equity, options, and financing readiness at defined scope.

Across many companies

Enterprise & Portfolio

For funds, accelerators, and multi-entity groups that need coordinated infrastructure with bespoke escalation built in.

Get Started

Bring senior judgment before the matter gets harder.

If your company is facing a financing, negotiation, governance issue, shareholder matter, securities question, commercial transaction, M&A process, cross-border issue, or strategic corporate decision, start with an advisory review — the earlier the judgment, the more options remain.

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