Cost·4 min read
Paying for outcomes, not hours
Traditional legal spend is driven by time. The more hours a firm records, the more you pay. A retained fractional model inverts that: you pay for capability and outcomes, which means the emphasis shifts to preventing problems rather than billing for them.
Fewer expensive surprises
By getting involved early, a general counsel prevents the disputes, renegotiations and clean-ups that generate the largest legal bills. Money spent on prevention returns multiples of what it costs.