What We Handle
The Work, In Plain Terms.
Interim & Outside GC
A general counsel function without the full-time hire. We slot into your front office, triage the legal load, and build the systems that outlast us.
League & Governing-Body Compliance
Rules, filings, and disputes with leagues and governing bodies, handled by counsel who has sat on the club side of the table.
Sponsorship & Commercial Deals
Sponsorships, media rights, and vendor agreements negotiated to close and drafted to survive.
Employment & Staff Agreements
Coaches, executives, and staff: offers, contracts, buyouts, and exits that protect the organization.
Venue & Event Agreements
Leases, licenses, waivers, and operations agreements for the places where the games actually happen.
Governance & Entity Work
Board structures, bylaws, and corporate maintenance that keep ownership clean and decisions defensible.
Flat Fees for Most Matters.
You know the cost before the work begins. Most matters carry a flat fee and a firm turnaround. Where a matter cannot be flat-rated, like litigation, we scope the budget with you upfront. Hourly is the rare exception, never the default.
Case Studies
How It Plays Out.
One Owner. Five Teams. Five Different Portfolios.
A multi-team ownership group with five properties across three sports, five separately built trademark portfolios, a rebrand initiative rolling out over eighteen months, and one legal team trying to hold the timing together. We consolidated the portfolios and rebuilt the rollout order.
Read the Study →The Brand Was Older Than The League.
A family-owned sporting-goods brand with fifty years of operating history and a live licensing conversation with a professional league, two federal registrations that had drifted from actual use, and no clean chain of title through three generations. We rebuilt the portfolio, aligned the specimens, and executed the license.
Read the Study →Two Founders. One Vision. No Paper.
Two academy founders combining a technical-training curriculum and a facility-based tournament operator into a single youth-development platform, an agreed handshake on economics, and no paper between them. We built the joint venture, the entity, and the exit ramp before the platform opened.
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