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How we deliver corporate legal work.

Advisory-led boutique corporate counsel, supported by structured legal infrastructure for repeatable company lifecycle events.

The starting point is not the product. The starting point is the legal need.

Fauri Law helps founders, startups, growth companies, investors, private companies, portfolio organizations, and cross-border businesses make critical corporate decisions, document important legal relationships, and build legal infrastructure that supports growth, financing, governance, diligence, and cross-border activity.

Some matters require bespoke legal judgment. Some repeatable lifecycle events can be handled through structured legal workflows. Some organizations require broader custom legal infrastructure across multiple companies, teams, matters, stakeholders, or jurisdictions.

Fauri Law uses intake, conflict review, and scope assessment to determine the right delivery model.

DeliveryThree Models
RoutingIntake-Based
ScopingLawyer-Led
Section 1

One firm, three delivery models.

Fauri Law delivers legal work through three connected models. Each model serves a different purpose. The right path depends on the matter’s facts, risk, documents, timing, parties, and commercial objective.

Model 01

Advisory & Transactional Work

Partner-led legal work for complex, negotiated, strategic, high-stakes, investor-facing, securities-sensitive, governance-sensitive, cross-border, M&A, shareholder, commercial, and transactional matters.

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Model 02

Structured Legal Systems

Lawyer-led legal infrastructure for repeatable corporate lifecycle events, including the Launch Incorporation Package, Workflow Kits, and Ongoing Counsel Support.

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Model 03

Enterprise, Portfolio & Custom Support

Configured legal infrastructure for organizations that need coordinated support across multiple companies, teams, matters, stakeholders, or jurisdictions.

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Section 2 · Advisory & Transactional Work

Some matters require legal judgment before they can be responsibly scoped.

Advisory & Transactional Work is used when the matter involves complexity, negotiation, legal risk, transaction execution, or strategic decision-making.

Used when matters involve

  • Negotiation
  • Investor or third-party counsel comments
  • Securities filings
  • Financing transactions
  • SAFE, convertible note, or priced round support
  • M&A
  • Shareholder or founder disputes
  • Cross-border issues
  • Tax-sensitive structuring
  • Complex governance
  • Strategic corporate decisions

Advisory work may include

  • Legal strategy
  • Issue analysis
  • Transaction structuring
  • Document drafting
  • Document review
  • Negotiation support
  • Securities analysis
  • Governance advice
  • Closing coordination
  • Implementation support
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This work is usually priced by custom quote or hourly billing because scope depends on documents, parties, timing, negotiation dynamics, and legal risk.

Section 3 · Structured Legal Systems

Lawyer-led delivery for repeatable lifecycle events.

Structured Legal Systems are Fauri Law’s lawyer-led delivery model for repeatable corporate lifecycle events. They help companies handle defined legal needs through intake, scope controls, clear deliverables, structured process, and lawyer-led execution.

Structured Legal Systems may include the Launch Incorporation Package, Workflow Kits, and Ongoing Counsel Support.

They are not templates. They are not document packages. They are not checkout products. They are not a substitute for bespoke advisory work where complexity requires judgment.

Structured Legal Systems are designed to help companies build legal infrastructure that supports ownership clarity, governance discipline, commercial readiness, financing readiness, and operational growth.

Section 4 · Launch Incorporation Package

The structured starting point for new founders.

The Launch Incorporation Package is the structured starting point for new founders who need lawyer-led incorporation and initial corporate organization. Launch is not just a filing. It is designed to establish the company’s initial corporate foundation, including incorporation and standard organization documents within confirmed scope.

Launch may include, subject to engagement terms:

  • Incorporation
  • Standard corporate organization documents
  • By-laws and organizational resolutions
  • Initial director and officer appointments
  • Initial founder share issuance within standard scope
  • Standard corporate registers
  • Digital minute book setup
  • Onboarding and delivery review

Launch does not automatically include:

Governance & Equity

  • Shareholders agreement
  • Founder vesting
  • Restricted shares
  • Founder IP assignment
  • Customized governance rights
  • Complex share terms

Tax, Securities & Specialty

  • Tax advice
  • Professional corporation structuring
  • Non-resident ownership advice
  • Securities advice
  • Financing documents

If a founder also needs founder governance, founder IP assignment, restricted shares, vesting, or other connected setup work, intake may route the matter to a Workflow Kit, Ongoing Counsel Support configuration, combined founder setup review, or Advisory & Transactional Work.

Section 5 · Workflow Kits

Defined workflows for repeatable lifecycle events.

Workflow Kits are designed for companies that need structured legal execution around a specific business moment, such as founder setup, website launch, contracting, hiring, equity, options, or financing readiness.

How pricing is matched

Some Workflow Kits are fixed fee where the scope is standard. Others are starting-at or consult-first where the work depends on facts, documents, parties, timing, tax, securities, ownership, or investor-related issues.

The intake process determines whether the matter fits the kit, requires an add-on, needs scope review, or should be routed to advisory work.

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Section 6 · Ongoing Counsel Support

Configured around the company’s actual legal needs.

Ongoing Counsel Support is not selected from public plan tiers. It is not unlimited general counsel coverage. It is not a subscription for unlimited advice.

May include

  • Annual counsel hours only
  • One approved Workflow Kit only
  • Several approved Workflow Kits
  • Workflow Kits plus annual counsel hours
  • Multi-kit configuration
  • Enterprise or portfolio configuration
  • Advisory conversion where structured support is not appropriate

Annual counsel-hour allocations

  • 3 hours
  • 6 hours
  • 9 hours
  • 12 hours
  • 15+ hours

The final allocation and scope are confirmed after intake and review.

Ongoing Counsel Support does not automatically include:

  • Complex transactions
  • Negotiations
  • Securities filings
  • M&A
  • Disputes
  • Tax-sensitive structuring
  • Cross-border work
  • Third-party counsel comments
  • Urgent response coverage
  • Transaction retainer support

Those matters are handled separately unless expressly included in the engagement terms.

Section 7 · Enterprise, Portfolio & Custom Support

Legal infrastructure beyond a single matter.

Enterprise, Portfolio & Custom Support is designed for organizations that need coordinated legal workflows across multiple companies, stakeholders, teams, matters, or jurisdictions.

Designed for

  • Venture funds
  • Accelerators
  • Startup platforms
  • Portfolio companies
  • Scaling companies
  • Multi-entity businesses
  • Canada/UAE cross-border businesses
  • Organizations managing recurring legal needs across multiple stakeholders

Custom support may include

  • Custom intake workflows
  • Approved Workflow Kit menus
  • Recurring advisory capacity
  • Portfolio-level support
  • Workflow escalation rules
  • Legal infrastructure rollout
  • Multi-company coordination
  • Custom pricing and engagement terms

Enterprise and portfolio support requires a dedicated strategy session before any configuration is proposed.

Section 8 · How Intake Works

Intake determines the right path.

Clients do not need to know in advance whether their matter fits advisory work, Launch, a Workflow Kit, Ongoing Counsel Support, enterprise support, or another configuration.

Step 01

Submit Intake or Request Consultation

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

Step 02

Conflict Review

Fauri Law reviews whether it can act.

Step 03

Scope Assessment

The matter is assessed for structured scope, starting-at scope, consult-first review, ongoing support, enterprise support, or advisory work.

Step 04

Engagement Terms

Scope, pricing, assumptions, exclusions, revision limits, timing, payment terms, and retainer requirements are confirmed in writing.

Step 05

Work Begins

Work begins after engagement acceptance and required payment or retainer.

Submitting intake does not create a lawyer-client relationship or provide legal advice.

Section 9 · How Pricing Is Determined

Pricing models match the nature and risk of the work.

Fauri Law uses pricing models that reflect the work itself, not a checkout structure. Pricing guidance is not automatic acceptance.

Fixed Fee

Applies to standard-scope structured work where assumptions, deliverables, exclusions, and revision limits are clear.

Starting-At

Applies where the work can be structured but final scope depends on intake.

Consult-First

Applies where scope must be reviewed before acceptance — common for funding, complex equity, ESOP, urgent, investor-facing, or higher-risk matters.

Intake-Based

Applies to Ongoing Counsel Support — annual counsel hours, approved Workflow Kits, multi-kit, kit-only, hours-only, or combined model.

Custom / Hourly

Applies to negotiation, securities, tax-sensitive structuring, governance complexity, cross-border matters, transaction-grade work, disputes, M&A, or third-party counsel comments.

Final pricing is confirmed only after intake, conflict review, scope confirmation, engagement terms, and payment or retainer requirements.

Sections 10 & 11 · Partner-Led vs. Structured

What stays partner-led — and what can be structured.

Certain matters require judgment, strategy, or risk allocation before work can be scoped. Others can be delivered through disciplined, lawyer-led workflows.

Partner-Led

Stays partner-led

  • Financing negotiations
  • Investor counsel comments
  • Securities exemptions and filings
  • Priced rounds
  • M&A
  • Shareholder or founder disputes
  • Complex shareholders agreements
  • Complex governance restructuring
  • Board, director, and officer advisory
  • Tax-sensitive equity or corporate structuring
  • Cross-border Canada/UAE matters
  • High-value or high-risk commercial transactions
  • Third-party counsel comments
  • Strategic corporate decisions
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Structured

Can be structured

  • Incorporation and initial organization
  • Founder governance
  • Founder IP assignment
  • Website and privacy documents
  • Commercial basics
  • Employee, contractor, and advisor documents
  • Restricted shares and vesting where scope is approved
  • ESOP setup where scope is approved
  • Option grant implementation where scope is approved
  • Funding readiness where consultation confirms fit
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Structured work is still lawyer-led. The workflow organizes delivery; it does not replace legal judgment.

Section 12 · What Can Be Configured

Disciplined support over a period of time.

Some legal support cannot be reduced to one matter or one Workflow Kit but also does not require a separate bespoke engagement for every issue. That is where configured support may apply.

Configured support may include

  • Annual counsel hours only
  • Kit-only support
  • Several approved Workflow Kits
  • Workflow Kits plus annual counsel hours
  • Multi-kit support
  • Ongoing Counsel Support
  • Enterprise or portfolio support
  • Advisory escalation rules
  • Cross-entity legal infrastructure

What it is not

Configured support is appropriate where a company or organization has recurring, defined legal needs and wants a disciplined support structure over a period of time.

It is not unlimited support. It is not a transaction retainer. It is not a substitute for advisory work where negotiation, securities, M&A, disputes, tax, cross-border issues, or third-party counsel comments are involved.

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Section 13 · After You Start Intake

How matters are routed after intake.

After you submit intake, Fauri Law reviews the request and determines the appropriate next step.

You may be routed to:

Launch / Workflow Kits

Ongoing / Funding

Enterprise / Custom

Examples of how matters may move between paths:

Launch intake → Founder Setup Review

If the founder also needs a shareholders agreement, IP assignment, or vesting.

Startup Kit intake → Equity Structuring

If restricted shares or vesting are required.

Funding Kit inquiry → Advisory & Transactional Work

If investor counsel or securities filings are involved.

Ongoing Counsel Support request → Advisory Work

If it involves a live transaction, dispute, M&A, securities filing, or cross-border structuring.

This process protects both the client and the firm by making sure the work is scoped properly before it begins.

Start With The Legal Need

Start with the legal need. Fauri Law will help determine the right path.

Whether you need incorporation, founder governance, equity structuring, commercial documents, financing support, ongoing counsel, enterprise infrastructure, or advisory work, the right delivery model depends on the matter’s facts, risk, timing, and business objective. Start with intake, or book a consultation if the matter is complex, negotiated, urgent, investor-facing, securities-sensitive, cross-border, or strategic.

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