Lisa Temple

Executive Summary: A fractional general counsel helps companies reduce legal risk, control costs, and stay focused on what matters by providing consistent, scalable legal support. Business owners and in-house teams are often pulled in a dozen directions at once. Legal work is important, but it can fall behind when there isn't a dedicated person managing contracts, compliance, or internal policies. That's where a fractional general counsel  (GC) comes in. Instead of hiring a full-time attorney...

Executive Summary: M&A and financing deals often stall due to legal gaps that could’ve been addressed earlier. A fractional general counsel helps companies stay prepared, respond faster, and make a stronger impression during diligence without the burden of full-time overhead. Mergers, acquisitions, and financing events don’t derail overnight. The issues usually start much earlier, like missing board minutes, inconsistent contracts, outdated corporate records, or unclear ownership stakes. And...

Executive Summary: Legal costs don't have to be unpredictable. By working with a fractional general counsel on a flat-fee or subscription basis, your company can gain cost certainty, reduce billing friction, and get legal support that actually aligns with your business goals. If you've ever opened a legal invoice and felt a jolt of surprise, you're not alone. Legal costs have a reputation for being unpredictable, and for good reason. Traditional hourly billing often creates confusion, stress,...