FAQS

A General Counsel serves as an executive-level officer of your corporation. Traditionally, a General Counsel is employed full-time by the company and serves in-house, protecting company interests. It is possible, however, to get the same protection of having a General Counsel on a contract or ad hoc basis.

Any company engaged in business for commercial gain can benefit from utilizing a General Counsel to advise on its legal matters, from entity formation to due diligence.

As an Intellectual Property holder, you can assign rights to someone else for limited use. A licensing agreement is what governs your rights. A licensing agreement is a contract whereby certain rights transfer in exchange for value given back to the owner.