No. There is no public plan tier, no fixed-fee menu, and no self-checkout. Enterprise, Portfolio & Custom Support is configured after intake, conflict review, a strategy session, and written engagement terms, with a custom quote.

A strategy session. You submit a short request describing the organization, companies, stakeholders, jurisdictions, and objectives. Submitting a request does not create a lawyer-client relationship or guarantee acceptance.

Advisory & Transactional Work is bespoke legal work for complex, negotiated, securities-sensitive, governance-sensitive, cross-border, M&A, shareholder, or financing matters. Enterprise support may include advisory escalation, but its purpose is broader — it builds a coordinated support model, not just one matter. The two work together: structured workflows handle repeatable needs; advisory handles judgment and negotiation.

Organizations with repeated or coordinated legal needs — venture funds, accelerators, startup platforms, venture studios, portfolio companies, scaling companies, multi-entity groups, founder communities, and Canada/UAE cross-border businesses. It is not for a single standard matter that fits a normal intake path.

Yes. A configuration can include an approved Workflow Kit menu your stakeholders draw from. Not every kit is automatically available — the approved menu depends on the organization, intended users, risk profile, volume, and scope.

It can. Recurring counsel-hour capacity through Ongoing Counsel Support can be built into the configuration where standing support is needed, on intake-based or custom terms.

The configuration sets escalation rules. Complex, negotiated, or securities-sensitive matters — investor negotiations, priced rounds, securities filings, M&A, disputes, or complex governance — route to Advisory & Transactional Work under separate, matter-specific engagement terms where required.

Yes. The model is designed to coordinate recurring legal work across multiple companies, entities, stakeholders, and jurisdictions, with intake-based routing and a single coordinated relationship rather than scattered files.

Yes, for Canadian corporate support with cross-border coordination. Foreign law, UAE law, tax, regulatory, and cross-border structuring require separate scope and, where needed, coordination with external counsel.

The number of companies or entities supported, expected matter volume, approved Workflow Kits, annual counsel hours, recurring advisory capacity, complexity, jurisdictions, stakeholder groups, reporting requirements, escalation rules, and urgency. HST, government, filing, registry, platform, external counsel, and third-party costs are separate unless expressly included.

Custom intake workflows, approved Workflow Kit menus, legal-infrastructure rollout, portfolio- or matter-level triage, recurring advisory capacity, annual counsel-hour allocation, multi-kit configurations, escalation rules, coordination across entities and jurisdictions, reporting cadence where scoped, and integration with Ongoing Counsel Support where appropriate.

If appropriate, Fauri Law proposes a custom support configuration with approved workflows, hours, advisory capacity, intake and triage rules, escalation paths, reporting cadence, and fee. Once written engagement terms are accepted and any required payment or retainer is completed, the support model is rolled out.