Audit tiers
- Tier 1 Legal Health Check: your core documents and protections – formation and ownership, lease, insurance, intellectual property, employment paperwork, and licenses and permits
- Tier 2 Ready to Grow: reviewing and updating your contracts, tax and government registrations, vendor and customer agreements, data security and technology contracts, and accounting and financial controls
- Tier 3 Focused & Custom: a deep dive into the legal documents and protections unique to your specific business
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InquireFrequently Asked Questions
›What is a business legal audit?
A top-to-bottom checkup of your company's legal paperwork and protections. We review what you have, flag what's missing or out of date, and show you where your business stands.
›Why does my business need one?
Most legal problems are far cheaper to prevent than to fix. An audit catches gaps — a missing contract, an expired permit, an unprotected brand — while they're still easy to address.
›When is the right time to get one?
When you launch, before you hire or sign a major lease or contract, when you're preparing to grow or raise money, before a sale or investment, or once a year as routine maintenance.
›What parts of my business get reviewed?
Anything from how your company is set up and who owns it to your lease, insurance, employee paperwork, contracts, licenses, website terms, data security, and finances. We tailor the review to what matters most for your business.
›Will the audit tell me what documents I'm missing or need to update?
Yes. Identifying gaps — documents you should have but don't, and ones that are outdated — is a core part of the audit. You'll leave with a clear list of what's in good shape and what needs attention.
›What happens after the audit is finished?
You receive a plain-language summary showing what's working, what's missing, and what to prioritize. From there you decide how to proceed. We can help prepare or update the documents we flag, but there's no obligation.
Our FAQs are for your convenience and are provided only as general guidance. Legal advice addressing your specific needs is only available by engaging the firm for legal services and working directly with us.
