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At Prosper Law, we specialise in providing in house legal services to businesses of all sizes. Our team of experienced legal professionals is dedicated to delivering tailored, cost-effective solutions that meet your unique needs. Whether you require ongoing legal support or assistance with specific projects, we are here to help.
Our expertise in legal services allows us to seamlessly integrate into your business, quickly building relationships and communicating effectively at all levels. This sets us apart from traditional law firms.
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If your in-house legal team is overworked, experiencing a temporary increase in workload, or has a team member on leave, Prosper Law can help.
We have extensive experience providing fractional legal services across industries such as:
For businesses that prefer to manage legal matters internally, we offer custom legal templates and guides. Our experienced lawyers will scope your requirements, understand your operations, and develop bespoke documents tailored to your needs.
In addition to providing tailored templates, we offer training and guidance to help your team effectively implement and manage these documents. This ensures that your business can confidently handle routine legal matters without needing constant external legal support.
As your in house legal counsel, we become an extension of your team. Whether you need us to work behind the scenes or liaise directly with your internal clients, we adapt to your preferred approach. Our goal is to seamlessly integrate into your business operations, ensuring that our legal support aligns with your organisational culture and objectives.
By understanding your business priorities and challenges, we provide practical, commercially focused advice that empowers your team to make informed decisions and achieve strategic outcomes.
Our law firm was built by in-house lawyers. We offer legal counsel retainers to small to large companies.
Our retainer clients include big brands as well as small businesses that have a need for ongoing legal counsel at a fixed rate.
Many of our clients spend significantly less on our ongoing retainer services than ad hoc legal advice. And the best part? We take the time to get to know your business so you don't sweat the small stuff.
Our services aim to provide maximum flexibility, but without the usual private law firm price tag.
We can offer hourly rates for in-house legal assistance or if you like commitment, we can offer bespoke, fixed price packages – you decide!
Our retainer packages are offered on a weekly or monthly basis. This means you can hire a professional for a fixed price, without needing to watch the clock.
At Prosper Law, we understand that in-house legal teams are busy (that’s why you’re here – right?).
Our experienced lawyers can hit the ground running with our contract review services, negotiation and drafting, template development, and corporate due diligence.
We also advise on work-related disputes and investigations, eCommerce and marketing evaluation and advice, disclosure and matter management, and all of your ‘typical’ day-to-day legal duties.
Our legal counsels are licensed Australian legal practitioners. We each have our areas of focus and experience working as in-house legal counsel.
Meet our team of professional legal counsels – you’ll be glad you did.
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Our legal counsel retainers are designed around the individual needs of your business. We will arrange a meeting with you to understand the needs and objectives of your business, including whether you need a junior legal counsel or a senior legal counsel. We will then design an inhouse legal counsel retainer that meets your needs and budget.
You can tell us whether you would prefer an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly retainer. The longer the engagement, the cheaper our rates are.
We provide a wide range of in house legal services, including:
An in-house attorney can help in-house legal teams to manage their workload, fill gaps in employment and boost their range of legal expertise.
For businesses, having the comfort of fixed-fee legal advice is a cost effective way to get ongoing legal help.
Use experienced assistance to maintain flexibility with your in-house legal team, build internal relationships, and make the most of a diverse team.
Our contracts will have a notice period that is equal to the retainer engagement. For example, if you wish to hire our legal counsel on a monthly basis, one months’ notice is required to end the engagement.
Yes, each lawyer that is available for a legal counsel retainer has experience as an in house lawyer. The level of experience, industries and areas of law will differ from person to person and we’ll make sure we match you with a lawyer that can meet the requirements of your company.
Yes, you can choose which legal professional you would like to retain. We can provide you with a full profile for each lawyer so that you can make an informed choice as to which legal counsel you would like to engage.
Our legal professionals will continue to be employed by Prosper Law Pty Ltd. When you engage our legal counsel on a retainer basis, you will be contracted with and invoiced by Prosper Law. We will continue to be responsible for all employment and other costs associated with our employment of the legal professional.
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