Lawyer-designed legal infrastructure for the defined events a company moves through — governance, team, equity, options, and financing readiness.
Pick the stage you’re at — the kit built for it is below. The kits are the middle of a longer arc that starts at incorporation and continues into ongoing counsel.
The founder rulebook after incorporation — founder shares, a founders’ shareholders agreement, founder IP assignment, and corporate approvals.
View Startup KitStandard documentation for engaging contractors — agreement, confidentiality and invention assignment, and restrictive covenants where available.
View Build a Team KitRestricted shares and vesting tied to contribution — issuance, vesting, service and IP alignment, and approvals for one Canadian recipient.
View Equity Structuring KitThe framework you grant options under — plan document, board approval, form option agreement, vesting, and exercise. Grants via the Option Grant Add-on (from $1,250).
View ESOP Plan Setup KitCompany-side readiness for a standard SAFE or convertible note — documents, approvals, and a closing checklist for one closing. Consultation-first.
View Funding KitStart intake and Fauri Law confirms the right kit — or routes the matter to advisory if it needs judgment first.
Start intakeEach kit is a scoped legal engagement for a defined lifecycle event — not a download, not a checkout. You work with a lawyer; the workflow organizes delivery.
Every kit has defined deliverables, assumptions, exclusions, and one revision round — scoped before work begins, never open-ended.
Intake confirms the matter fits standard scope; anything that needs judgment routes to advisory before it’s misunderstood.
Kits handle defined, repeatable work. The moment a matter needs judgment, intake routes it to Bespoke Advisory & Transactions — you’re never charged a kit fee for work that has outgrown it.
Lawyer-led, defined scope.
Where judgment comes first.
Kits are lawyer-led engagements in the middle of a longer arc — form the company first, build through the kits as you grow, and keep counsel on hand as needs recur.
If a matter outgrows a kit — negotiation, securities, tax, valuation, or disputes — intake routes it to Bespoke Advisory & Transactions.
Each kit is a scoped legal engagement — not a download or a checkout. The same disciplined process applies to every kit.
You complete the kit intake; Fauri Law runs a conflict check and confirms the matter fits standard scope.
Scope, fee, assumptions, exclusions, and terms are confirmed in writing before work begins.
Fauri Law prepares the deliverables within approved scope, with one round of revisions.
You receive the completed materials, implementation guidance, and the recommended next legal step.
Because the work genuinely differs. Where scope is predictable — founder governance, contractor documentation — the fee is fixed, and we’re confident quoting it. Where the work depends on facts only intake reveals — equity, options, financing, which can involve tax, valuation, or securities — the fee is a reliable starting point confirmed at scope review or consultation. We price each kit the way its work actually behaves.
Yes. Most companies use kits in lifecycle order — govern, then team, equity, options, and financing readiness — and several can run together where appropriate. For recurring needs across kits, Ongoing Counsel Support is often the better structure.
Intake catches it. If a matter involves negotiation, investor counsel comments, securities filings, tax or valuation issues, disputes, or cross-border questions, Fauri Law routes it to Bespoke Advisory & Transactions rather than forcing it into a fixed scope — so you’re never quietly charged a kit fee for work that has outgrown it.
No. Third-party negotiations, investor or counterparty counsel comments, tax and accounting advice, valuation, and securities filings or exemption analysis are not included in standard kit scope unless expressly stated in the engagement letter. These are handled separately, typically through advisory work.
No. Each kit is a scoped legal engagement — lawyer-led, with a conflict check, an engagement letter, and one revision round. The workflow organizes delivery; it does not replace legal judgment, and there is no self-serve checkout.
No. Incorporation is handled by the Launch Incorporation Package before the kits. If your company already exists, start at the kit that matches your current stage — or begin intake and Fauri Law will confirm the right fit.
One consolidated round of reasonable comments within the approved scope. Further rounds, or changes that fall outside the defined scope, are handled as an add-on confirmed in writing.
HST, government and filing fees, registry and platform fees, and third-party costs are separate unless expressly stated in the engagement letter. Add-ons — such as additional recipients, grants, or out-of-scope work — are quoted separately. For how fees are applied, see Fees & Engagement.
Pick the kit that matches your company’s current need, or start intake and Fauri Law will confirm the right fit — including whether the matter is ready for a kit or needs advisory work first.