Call your lawyer before you make a mistake — not after.
Founder's Counsel is ongoing legal guidance for Tennessee business owners — unlimited brief questions, a monthly strategy call, and a contract review every month, so the right person is one message away before something becomes a problem.
What happens next: tell us about your business and what's prompting you to look into ongoing counsel now. Moore Law reviews it and follows up to schedule a first conversation.
Built for the question every founder eventually asks.
"Can I call my lawyer before I make a mistake?" If that's the question, this is built for you.
New business owners
You just started and want a lawyer in your corner from the beginning, not just when something goes wrong.
LLC and trademark clients
You've already worked with Moore Law PC and want that relationship to continue, not end at the filing.
Service businesses
Contracts, vendors, and clients keep raising questions you don't have a fast, trusted way to answer.
Solo founders and small teams
You're not big enough for in-house counsel, but you've outgrown Googling it and hoping for the best.
What's included every month.
One flat monthly fee. No hourly clock running every time you have a question.
Ongoing legal guidance, without an hourly clock.
Founder's Counsel is built for the questions that come up between big legal projects — the ones that don't need a full engagement, but do need a real answer from a real lawyer.
Included every month
- ✓ Unlimited brief legal questions by email
- ✓ One monthly strategy call (up to 30 minutes)
- ✓ Priority scheduling
- ✓ Attorney review of one contract per month (up to 10 pages)
- ✓ Annual business legal review
- ✓ Guidance on operations, contracts, trademarks, risk management, vendor relationships, and contractor issues
Not included
- ✕ Contract drafting
- ✕ Trademark filings
- ✕ Office Action responses
- ✕ Employment matters
- ✕ Litigation or negotiations
- ✕ M&A matters
- ✕ Extensive legal research
- ✕ More than one contract review per month
Work outside the scope above — contract drafting, trademark filings, litigation, and similar matters — is quoted separately, typically at preferred member pricing.
What a month with Founder's Counsel actually looks like.
Not a retainer that sits unused. A working relationship you actually reach for.
You email a quick question
A vendor sends a strange clause, a client wants a side agreement, an employee asks something you're not sure about. You ask before you act, not after.
You get 30 minutes on the phone
Once a month, a real strategy conversation — not a sales call, a working session about where the business actually is.
You send over a contract
A new client agreement, a vendor contract, a partnership proposal — one gets a real attorney review each month before you sign it.
You get priority when it's urgent
Members get scheduling priority, so when something actually can't wait, you're not stuck behind a two-week queue.
The most expensive legal advice is the call you didn't make.
Most business owners don't get into legal trouble from one big mistake. It's usually a handful of small ones that were never run past anyone.
Signed without review
A contract gets signed because getting it reviewed felt like too much friction for one document.
Caught too late
By the time a lawyer gets involved, the cheaper, earlier fix is already off the table.
Decided alone
A structure or hiring decision gets made without anyone checking whether it actually protects the business.
How Founder's Counsel begins.
A real conversation before any commitment, not an automatic signup.
Submit your inquiry
Tell us about your business and what's prompting you to look into ongoing counsel now.
We review your business
Nathan looks at what you've shared and prepares for a real first conversation, not a sales script.
You talk it through
A call to confirm Founder's Counsel is the right fit for where your business actually is right now.
Membership begins
You get a direct line to counsel — email access, your monthly call, and priority scheduling, starting immediately.
Most legal relationships only start once something is already wrong.
Founder's Counsel exists for the gap in between — after the LLC is formed, after the trademark is filed, once the business is actually running and the questions become smaller, more frequent, and easy to put off.
Those small questions are exactly where a monthly relationship pays for itself: catching a bad clause before it's signed, confirming a decision before it's made, having someone to ask instead of guessing.
This is the natural next step after formation.
If Moore Law PC formed your LLC or filed your trademark, Founder's Counsel is how that relationship continues — instead of starting from zero the next time something comes up.
Start your inquiry →You're not routed to whoever picks up. You reach Nathan.
Founder's Counsel isn't a call center or a legal hotline. Every question, every monthly call, and every contract review goes directly to the attorney who knows your business — because he's the one running it.
Start your inquiry →
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is Founder's Counsel?
Founder's Counsel is a monthly legal membership for Tennessee business owners. It includes unlimited brief legal questions by email, one 30-minute strategy call per month, priority scheduling, attorney review of one contract per month (up to 10 pages), and an annual business legal review — all for a flat $599 monthly fee.
What counts as a "brief" question?
Generally, a specific question you can ask in an email — reviewing a clause, confirming whether something needs a written agreement, or getting a quick read on a situation. Larger projects, like drafting a new contract from scratch or handling a dispute, fall outside the membership and are quoted separately, usually at preferred member pricing.
What if I need more than one contract reviewed in a month?
The membership includes one contract review (up to 10 pages) per month. Additional reviews can be handled separately, typically at member pricing, rather than waiting until the next billing cycle.
Is Founder's Counsel only for new businesses?
No. It's designed for new business owners, LLC and trademark clients continuing an existing relationship, and established service businesses that want a lawyer to call before problems happen, not just after.
Do I need to already be a Moore Law PC client?
No. Founder's Counsel is open to new clients as well as businesses that have already worked with Moore Law PC on formation or trademark matters.
What isn't included in Founder's Counsel?
Contract drafting, trademark filings, Office Action responses, employment matters, litigation, negotiations, M&A matters, and extensive legal research fall outside the membership. These are quoted separately, generally at preferred member pricing.
How do I get started?
Submit an inquiry describing your business and what's prompting you to consider ongoing counsel. Moore Law PC reviews it and follows up to schedule a conversation before membership begins.
Have a lawyer to call before the mistake, not after.
Tell us about your business and what's prompting you to look into ongoing counsel now. We'll follow up to schedule a conversation.
This page provides general information and does not create an attorney-client relationship. It is not legal advice. Founder's Counsel membership begins after a conversation confirming fit.
