Services
Operating Agreements, Bylaws, and Stockholders' Agreements
Well-crafted ownership and governance documents establish how your business is managed, how decisions are made, and what happens when circumstances change. I work closely with you to understand your priorities and translate them into clear, practical agreements that reflect your goals and the way your business operates.
An engagement can address management authority, voting, contributions, distributions, transfers, buyout provisions, and owner departures. Whether you are establishing the rules at formation or updating them as the company grows, we agree on the scope and fee before drafting begins.
Scope & Proposed Fixed Fees
Fixed package fee
Operating Agreement
From $600
Included work
One existing domestic LLC; one individual owner; tailored agreement and one consolidated revision round
Revisions
One consolidated revision round, as described above.
Not included
Entity formation; registered agent services
Payment schedule
100% Upfront
Starting price · defined base scope
Multiple Member Operating Agreement
From $2,500
Included work
One existing LLC; up to three owners; one ownership class; pro rata economics; management, voting, transfer, and departure provisions; one consolidated revision round
Revisions
One consolidated revision round, as described above.
Not included
Contract drafting fees do not include counterparty negotiation unless stated. Complex ownership arrangements, multiple classes, profits interests, carried interest and waterfall structures, unusual tax allocations, and non-US parties, require a separate quote.
Payment schedule
100% Upfront
Starting price · defined base scope
Corporate Bylaws (Existing Entity)
From $900
Included work
Bylaws for one privately held corporation with one common stock class; one consolidated revision round
Revisions
One consolidated revision round, as described above.
Not included
Board and Shareholder Consents approving bylaws.
Payment schedule
100% upfront
Starting price · defined base scope
Stockholders' Agreement
From $2,500
Included work
One privately held corporation; up to five stockholders and one common stock class; governance, transfer restrictions, and agreed exit provisions; one consolidated revision round
Revisions
One consolidated revision round, as described above.
Not included
Contract drafting fees do not include counterparty negotiation unless stated. Review fees do not include drafting a replacement agreement or negotiation are separately scoped or referred as appropriate. Complex ownership arrangements, unusual tax allocations, non-US parties, and additional jurisdictions require a separate quote.
Payment schedule
100% upfront
Starting price · defined base scope
Corporate Approvals
From $300
Included work
One board, stockholder, manager, or member written consent for one defined routine corporate action; no underlying transaction document drafting
Revisions
Revision limits confirmed in the written engagement.
Not included
Fixed fee does not include counterparty negotiation unless stated. Review fees do not include drafting a replacement agreement or negotiation. Equity compensation, employee benefits, employee handbooks, investigations, and employmentSigning coordination and associated exhibit preparation require a separate agreement.
Payment schedule
100% upfront
Clear expectations before work begins
The written engagement identifies the work included, deliverables, revision limits, completion milestones, fee, and payment schedule. Government charges and other third-party costs are disclosed separately. Additional work requires agreement on scope and price before it begins.
How fast can you get the work done?
We pride ourselves on being timely and do not take on more work than we can handle in a prompt manner.
Do you take credit card payments
Yes, we can process credit card payments, but the credit card processing fee is added to your total.
What is included in a fix fee?
The written engagement describes the documents, advice, revision rounds, and other work included. We confirm the fee before work begins. If the scope changes, we agree on the additional work and its price first.
Tell me what you are building.
Let’s discuss the legal work your business needs and whether a fixed fee engagement is a good fit.