Winch Law Firm — Business Counsel
The right legal work creates value — it doesn't just guard against loss. Good counsel helps you build the business, protect what you've built, enforce what you're owed, recover what's due, and get legal work off your desk so you can run the business.
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Flat-Fee Services
01 · Start
Build the business on the right legal foundation, without turning formation into a project.
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Start My LLC02 · Protect
Protect the name or brand the business is investing its time, reputation, and money to build.
Filing an application does not guarantee registration. USPTO examination, office actions, and opposition can affect the outcome.
Protect My Brand03 · Enforce
When someone owes the business money, fails to perform an obligation, or creates a problem requiring formal intervention, put an attorney behind the demand.
Negotiation, litigation, multiple rounds of correspondence, and additional legal work are not automatically included in the $450 flat fee.
Send a DemandThe Economics
A business owner can form an entity without a lawyer. A business owner can attempt a trademark filing. A business owner can send his or her own demand. All of that is true.
The relevant question isn't what a lawyer costs. It's what getting it wrong — or waiting until later to get it right — costs the business. A defective formation, a mark that was never actually available, or a demand that reads as a bluff can be more expensive to unwind than the legal work would have been to do correctly the first time. Treated that way, legal counsel is a rational allocation of business resources, not overhead.
For scale: the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for Legal Reform put small businesses' share of U.S. commercial liability costs at $160 billion in 2021 alone — one data point on what unmanaged legal exposure costs businesses broadly. Read the study →
See also LegalShield's small-business legal resources for a broader look at how prepaid legal access is framed for owners: [LEGALSHIELD_ARTICLE_URL]
Coming soon from Winch Law Firm: "The Cost of Doing It Yourself: When Saving on a Lawyer Costs a Business More" — [FUTURE_COST_OF_DIY_ARTICLE_URL]
Sources cited above are supporting context, not the sole basis for this page's claims.
A Real Matter, Generalized
You run the business. We move the problem toward resolution.
At risk, before intervention
$30,000/month
vs.
Legal intervention
$450 flat fee
*Based on one client's actual experience and results. Individual results will vary. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Identifying details have been generalized.
Already Have a Problem?
If you already have a contract, invoice, email chain, letter, photographs, business records, or other documents that explain the problem, send them with your intake. We'll take it from there.
Sending documents starts a review, not a case. We'll confirm scope and fee before any work begins.
Start the business. Protect what you're building. Enforce what you're owed.