What is a legal Dept plan and how does it work for businesses?

 Skip the hourly legal bills. Get access to an experienced provider law firm that can handle a wide range of legal needs—without the stress of unpredictable costs. From consultations and document checks to drafting debt collection letters and trial defense hours for defending your business in the event of a covered lawsuit or IRS audit, the legal dept plans have services available. Even using it once can save you thousands.

Getting help is easy. Sign up, and our team will connect you with a vetted law firm that can help with small business issues. 

A legal dept business plan covers many day-to-day legal needs that small businesses encounter, including consultations, document reviews, and collection letters—at no extra cost.

Certain matters, such as issues outside your business state, are included only on specific plan tiers. If your situation isn’t fully covered—whether it’s out-of-state support or a specialized legal matter in court—your provider law firm can still help through our Member Discount, giving you savings off their standard hourly rates.

 Small businesses across a wide range of industries can benefit from our services. This includes consultants, contractors, retailers, service providers, startups, freelancers, and growing companies. Running a small business means making legal decisions all the time — contracts, compliance, customer issues, and more. Legal Dept Business plans give businesses of all kinds affordable access to experienced lawyers who can answer questions, review documents, and step in when needed, so you don't have to handle legal issues alone or worry about unpredictable hourly legal fees 

 The lawyers can review a wide variety of business documents, including vendor agreements, client contracts, leases, service agreements, NDAs, and partnership agreements. They’ll examine the document before you sign and help identify potential risks, unclear terms, and important legal considerations.  

   All Business plans include advice and consultation on partnerships. A provider lawyer can also:

• Conduct legal research
• Review partnership-related agreements
• Buy-Sell & Cross Purchase agreements
• Business Licenses

 All plans include legal advice and consultation for landlords. If your rental property is located in a different state, you’ll need a Plan to receive services beyond consultation. A provider lawyer can also:

• Conduct legal research
• Send letters or make phone calls on behalf of your business
• Review property-related documents

This ensures you have the legal support you need to manage your rental business with confidence.

 All plans include legal advice and consultation on whether to proceed to court. If needed for full representation, each plan offers full representation at a discount.

 All plans include collection letters on behalf of your company. With unlimited consultation on the matter and a certain number of collection letters based on the plan.