We are transforming the way legal services are delivered by giving UK businesses access to an experienced General Counsel.
Our senior, experienced lawyers support businesses on a part-time, retained basis
We offer you the services of an in-house lawyer:
- who isn’t on your payroll but knows your business inside out.
- who understands your legal challenges but doesn’t just tell you the law.
Just like a large corporation has its own General Counsel, you can have a TLD lawyer on your team for anything from two to six days a month.
No junior resource – no delegation – just experienced General Counsel, perfectly in tune with your business.
We work for a wide range of organisations across the UK from finance to pharmaceuticals, food and fashion. Could we be working for you?
With a clear fee structure and ‘per-day’ pricing, you will never get a bill you are not expecting.
It’s a unique way to commission legal services.
Ed Simpson introduces you to The Legal Director, a law firm with a difference. Watch our video to find out more.
Your own in-house lawyer, able to meet 99% of your business's legal needs
Exceptional team players
Why choose The Legal Director?
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We support ambition without agenda
We’re team players and our focus is 100% on you, your business and achieving your goals.
2.
We tell you what we think
We don’t sit on the fence. We understand the problem and provide practical, pragmatic solutions.
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We embrace challenge
We are always open to new ways of working and love being thrown in at the deep end.
4.
We build fantastic relationships
We are good communicators, personable and enthusiastic and clients enjoy working with us.
A focused approach through our 9-point legal framework
The legal needs of growing businesses are constantly changing. We understand that meeting these needs successfully can put senior management, with little legal experience, under considerable pressure.
Our 9-point legal framework is designed to help you systematically address the key areas of your business that require legal attention and appropriate action. And we’ve produced useful guides for each area with best practice tips and advice on what you need to prioritise.
