Fractional General Counsel

Most growing companies need regular legal advice but not a full-time in-house lawyer. As your fractional general counsel, Wills Law, PLLC serves as your company’s outside legal department. We learn your operations, contracts, and goals so that legal advice comes before decisions instead of after problems.

What We Do

  • Draft and review customer, vendor, and independent contractor agreements

  • Review leases and real estate contracts

  • Operating agreements, governance, and ownership changes

  • Collections policies and nonpayment problems

  • Early assessment of disputes and management of any litigation

  • Coordination with your CPA, lenders, and other advisors

Who It Fits

Small and mid-sized businesses, real estate investors and developers, property managers, title companies, contractors, and professional practices with recurring legal questions.

How It Starts

A consultation to learn your business and the legal work you expect over the next year. We then set out the scope of the relationship in writing.

Bennett guided me and my company through a very challenging and emotional time in my life. Through it all he was a sounding board for me . . . . I’m definitely grateful for our professional relationship.

Daniel L., business owner (Google review)

Client reviews describe individual experiences. Results depend on the facts and law of each matter, and prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from calling a lawyer when a problem comes up?

A lawyer hired for one problem starts from scratch each time. A fractional general counsel already knows your contracts and operations, can spot issues before they become disputes, and can respond faster when one does.

Do we need to be a certain size?

No. It fits any company that has legal questions regularly but is not ready to hire an in-house lawyer.

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Talk to Us About Your Company

Request a consultation or call 615-495-4696 (Tennessee) or 248-206-0208 (Michigan).

Tennessee matters are handled by attorneys licensed in Tennessee. Michigan matters are handled by Jesse F. Nahhat, who is licensed in Michigan. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.