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WHO WE PARTNER WITH

Your clients already bring you legal questions

Your clients bring you more than the work you are engaged for. A contract to sign. A dispute with a supplier. A question about an employee. These are legal questions, and they sit just outside what you are qualified to advise on. Usually the client is left to find a solicitor alone, or waits until the problem is expensive.

That is where Lawyerly fits. The businesses you advise get a named solicitor on a fixed monthly fee, working alongside the advice you already give. You stay the trusted adviser. We handle the legal work, and nothing else.

OUR TYPICAL PARTNERS

Built for the people businesses already trust

If businesses come to you for advice, they are already bringing you legal questions. Here is how that usually looks.

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Accountants, bookkeepers and fractional FDs

You are often the first to see when something is wrong with the numbers or the paperwork. That puts you in the best position to point a client to a solicitor before it becomes a dispute.

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HR consultants and people teams

You handle the people side, right up to the point it becomes employment law. When it crosses that line, you can hand it to a solicitor rather than carry the risk yourself.

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Business consultants and advisers

You help businesses grow, and growth brings legal work with it. Pointing clients to a solicitor who keeps pace is something few advisers can offer.

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Fractional and in-house legal teams

You carry the legal load for the businesses you serve, and there is always more than one desk can hold. We take the everyday and the overflow, so you stay on the work only you can do.

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Business networks and membership bodies

You bring businesses together and look after their interests. A regulated solicitor on a fixed fee is something you can extend to every member, as one more reason to belong.

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Non-executive directors and board advisers

You sit close to the decisions that carry legal weight. Shareholder questions, governance gaps, contracts signed in a hurry. Having a regulated solicitor to point to means the issues you raise in the boardroom actually get dealt with.

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WORKING TOGETHER

Three ways to work with us

How closely you work with us is your decision, and you can change it as your practice changes. Some advisers introduce a client now and then. Others make us a standing part of how they look after the businesses on their books. Networks extend us to their whole membership. Start wherever suits you.

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Refer the occasional client

When a client needs a solicitor, you make the introduction and we take it from there. We have the conversation, we do the work, and the introduction is recognised in whatever form we have agreed with you.

Typically: a referral fee
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Refer as standard

You introduce clients as a matter of course, whenever the need arises. Because the relationship is an ongoing one, the arrangement usually reflects that.

Typically: an ongoing arrangement
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Build something together

For networks, membership bodies and established partners, the relationship can go further. A preferred rate for your members, a co-branded offering, or something built around how you work.

Typically: preferred rates, co-branding, or both

OUR COMMERCIAL LEGAL SERVICES

What your clients get

Our services offer clients comprehensive legal support across their business.

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Everyday legal advice

Unlimited day-to-day advice across the business. Ask as often as you need, without the call ending in an invoice.

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NDAs & digital terms

NDAs, website terms, platform terms, and data processing agreements.

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Commercial contracts

Drafting, reviewing and negotiating customer, supplier and service agreements.

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Employment law & HR

Contracts, policies, grievances, disciplinaries and redundancy support.

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Shareholder & founder agreements

Founder and shareholder agreements covering vesting, transfers and exit provisions.

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Corporate governance

Articles, directors' service agreements and ongoing corporate housekeeping.

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Privacy & compliance

Data protection documentation, compliance frameworks and breach guidance.

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IP & trade marks

UK trade mark searches, filings and brand protection. One filing fee included.

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Commercial leases

Leases up to three years, including negotiation, break clauses and renewals.

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Dispute resolution

Pre-action advice, letters before action and settlement negotiation.

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Debt recovery

Letters of demand, recovery strategy and enforcement of payment terms.

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Proactive legal planning

Regular legal reviews to surface risk early and align legal work with business priorities.

OUR LEGAL PLANS

The same standard, whatever the size

The fee is set by the client's turnover, from £579 to £1,379 a month. Clients can pay monthly or annually, with a saving for paying the year upfront. Every client you introduce is on the same clear, fixed terms.

growing businesses

Accelerate

For businesses with an annual turnover under £2m, and common legal needs.

£579 £521

per month + VAT

Billed annually
Save £695/yr
mid-sized businesses

Scale

For businesses with £2m to £5m turnover, regular contract work, and recurring legal needs.

£879 £791

per month + VAT

Billed annually
Save £1056/yr
Established businesses

Enterprise

For businesses with £5m to £10m turnover, an active commercial pipeline, and ongoing governance and compliance demands.

£1,379 £1,241

per month + VAT

Billed annually
Save £1,656/yr
Every plan includes
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A named, SRA-regulated solicitor, dedicated to each client
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Direct access through the Client Hub, with same-day responses
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Unlimited day-to-day advice across the business
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A fixed monthly fee, never an hourly bill
 
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The businesses you advise come to you first when they are unsure. This gives you a good answer when the question turns legal.

Dr Jackie Nagtegaal

Co-Founder & Director

The businesses you advise rely on your judgement, and they tell you things they tell no one else. When a legal question comes up, they turn to you first, even when it is not strictly your field.

This asks nothing more of you than that. You are not expected to give legal advice or step outside your remit. You make the introduction you are already trusted to make, and a regulated solicitor does the work.

TESTIMONIALS

What our clients say about working with us

A fresh approach. Exceptional value.

A fresh approach to legal services. They've guided us through multiple planned and reactive cases for our business. Exceptional turnaround times and great value for money.

Kerry Power Client Relations Pantheon Property Services

Daily support, exactly what a startup needs.

The team at Lawyerly is helping us massively with all things legal. Daily support that makes all the difference.

Domen Gluhar Founder Agentric AI

Clear, considered, never left waiting.

Consistently available with clear, well-considered advice. Communication is of a high standard, and we're never left waiting for information or assistance.

Tanya Ironmonger Operations Athona

Nothing short of amazing.

The team at Lawyerly have been nothing short of amazing. We've relied on them immensely and truly appreciate their continued support.

Alex Postiglione Founder Core iTech

It changed how our business operates.

Before Lawyerly, we had no legal capability to tackle issues or protect our business. Now we have seamless, tailored advice and the confidence to grow.

Andrew Ross CEO Bathlettings

Like having our own in-house lawyer.

Professional from enquiry through to onboarding. The team keeps us updated at every step, with multiple matters running simultaneously and quick turnarounds. Having my own legal advisor has been a real help.

Steven Vincent CEO Vintage Developments

Legal advice without the lawyer-speak.

Professional, knowledgeable, and refreshingly no-nonsense. Clear communication without the lawyer-speak. We've used them across debt recovery, IP and contracts. All to the same high standard.

Catriona Robson-Scarborough Operations Your Man With A Van

Real support. Ideal for founders like me.

As an early-stage startup founder, legal fees have always been a challenge. I've turned to AI, but it doesn't give personalised support. Lawyerlink delivers the real thing on a subscription.

Tessinita Okoye Founder Better Your and Friends
COMMON QUESTIONS

What our partners ask us

Will you get between me and my client?
No. We do legal work and nothing else. We do not offer accountancy, HR consultancy or business advice, so there is nothing for us to cross-sell. Your client stays your client. In practice the relationship usually strengthens, because you become the adviser who solved their legal problem.
How does the referral arrangement work?
That depends on you, and we mean that genuinely. For some partners it is a referral fee per client. For others it is an ongoing arrangement, a preferred rate for their clients or members, or a co-branded offering. Whatever we agree is put in writing before your first referral, so both sides know exactly where they stand.
What happens if a client I refer leaves?
Nothing changes for you beyond what we agreed at the start. There is no clawback on anything already paid, and it has no effect on your other referrals or your arrangement with us.
Do my clients know about the referral fee?
Yes. The SRA Code requires referral arrangements to be disclosed to clients, and we do this as standard. We think transparency protects your relationship rather than threatening it, and in our experience clients appreciate that level of transparency. 
Is Lawyerly a law firm?
Lawyerly is a modern legal services business. Every solicitor who advises our clients is employed by us, and individually regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. Clients always know exactly who is acting for them. We are happy to talk through how this works on the call.