Law firms vary greatly in size and scope. Large firms boast a wide range of practice areas, sizable teams, and robust technical support systems, ensuring reliability. However, navigating a large law firm can be more complex than dealing with a smaller one. Tiina, founder of Core Legal, highlights three benefits of a boutique law firm for clients.
Core Legal’s partners, Tiina and Julia, have experience in large law firms, global consulting firm Deloitte, and as in-house legal counsels. Today, they prefer direct client interactions, focusing on the core legal issues of growing businesses. “This approach creates a positive atmosphere and productive tension,” says Tiina.
Boutique law firms have a clear focus.
Core Legal, for instance, does not handle criminal or family law. Instead, it specializes in small and medium-sized businesses, offering daily legal advice on business operations and growth. Their services cover contracts, negotiations, corporate law, employment law, intellectual property, data protection, licensing procedures, and more.
Communication with a boutique law firm is fast, efficient, and transparent.
“We are ideal for clients seeking a dedicated, hands-on legal partner,” agree Tiina and Julia. “When you have a legal question, you contact a lawyer who knows you and your business. Our internal communication is immediate and responsive,” Tiina explains. This makes boutique firms perfect for companies needing fractional legal counsel. They also support legal departments requiring temporary help, such as extra capacity for a project or covering for an absent colleague.
Finally, boutique law firms offer significant cost control advantages.
“Our straightforward structure and cost base allow us to offer services on a flat-fee basis, rather than traditional time-based billing,” Tiina notes. This progressive approach aims to make the legal industry more flexible and transparent.
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