LegalBooks
Company legal, handled.
A licensed lawyer owns your company's legal record and the work that keeps it current. You get finished documents, filings, and answers — on the timeline the business is actually working to.
How it works
A lawyer learns the company once, then keeps it current.
- 01A lawyer learns your companyAn onboarding call covers how the company is set up, what it has signed, and what is coming. Nothing is a fresh start after that.
- 02Your legal record gets organizedIncorporation documents, the minute book, equity, and the agreements you have already signed end up in one place that stays current.
- 03You raise work as it comes upDrafting, review, a filing, or a question. It goes to the same team, who already know the company and do not need briefing again.
- 04A lawyer signs off on the outcomeWork comes back finished and reviewed by a licensed lawyer, not as a draft you have to check. What is coming next gets flagged before it is urgent.
The platform, built and backed by lawyers
LegalBooks Counsel
Agents built by our lawyers do the routine work of keeping your company legally in order. When something goes wrong or needs judgment, a licensed lawyer steps in.
- Onboarding call with a lawyer
- Corporate minute book, kept current
- Essential documents drafted and reviewed
- Answers grounded in lawyer-approved material
- A lawyer steps in when something needs judgment
A lawyer in the loop
LegalBooks Enterprise
Everything in Counsel, plus a named lawyer inside your team: someone who knows the business, reviews the documents that matter, and is reachable the way your team already works.
- Everything in Counsel
- A named lawyer who knows your company
- Lawyer review on the documents that matter
- A direct line, where your team already works
- Scope that grows with the company
Both tiers are scoped on a call. Deal-intensive contracting — compute capacity, colocation, enterprise negotiation — is LegalLayer's work; see legallayer.ai.
Ready when you are