Flex Business Lawyer is a $1,997 monthly subscription that includes up to 5 attorney hours for any business legal matter. Below are answers to the questions business owners ask most.
Flex Business Lawyer is a monthly legal subscription for small and mid-sized businesses, offered by Chase Neely, PC. For $1,997 per month, subscribers get up to 5 attorney hours to use on any business legal matter.
Businesses with roughly $1 million to $5 million in revenue that need legal help regularly but aren't ready to hire in-house counsel.
Any business legal matter, including contracts, employment, governance, trademarks, disputes and transactions. Larger matters get a time estimate upfront.
It's similar. You get a business lawyer who learns your company and handles your ongoing legal work, on a predictable monthly subscription rather than an hourly or full-time arrangement.
No. It's a subscription. You pay a set monthly price for up to 5 hours of attorney time instead of a deposit that's drawn down hourly.
$1,997 per month for up to 5 attorney hours. Additional time is $550 per hour.
We'll ask before going past your 5 hours. If you approve, additional time is billed at $550 an hour.
No. Hours reset at the start of each billing month.
No. Filing fees, court costs, government fees and other third-party costs are billed separately at cost.
Yes. The subscription is month-to-month, and you can cancel anytime.
We have to complete a conflict check before we can represent you. Once conflicts clear, we send your engagement agreement and billing details together through a secure link.
Chris Clark leads client work and coordinates your matters. When a matter requires a lawyer licensed in a particular state or court, we bring in licensed co-counsel, and that time counts toward your monthly hours.
Yes. We have offices in Charlotte, Nashville, Denver and Washington, DC, and work with businesses nationwide, bringing in licensed co-counsel where a matter requires it.
Litigation is handled case by case. We give you a time estimate upfront and explain how the work will be billed before we start.
No. Submitting the form doesn't create an attorney-client relationship. Representation begins only after conflicts clear and you sign an engagement agreement.
Your company name, its owners, your state, a short description of what you need, and any known adverse parties. Please don't include confidential information.
Yes. Book a consultation and we'll talk through what you need.
Book a consultation, or subscribe and we'll start with a conflict check.
Please don’t include confidential details in the form. Submitting it doesn’t create an attorney-client relationship.