Virtual corporate counsel.
Case study:
On-demand advice.
Challenge:
A growing healthcare tech company needed in-house legal counsel. But, in an industry plagued by long sales cycles, their demand varied drastically between needing intense legal support or very little. They had employed in-house counsel previously, but this variability meant the employee was constantly either over-stretched or under-utilised.
Whitethorn solution:
Whitethorn Legal provides a fully outsourced solution that is able to ramp up and down seamlessly to meet changing workloads. Our dedicated virtual counsel delivers on-demand advice from a lawyer who knows our client’s business, in an engagement model that makes sense for them.
Case study:
Flexible solution.
Challenge:
A fast-growing fintech company with a stretched in-house legal team needed help, fast. Their team was drowning in BAU work and never getting the time for strategic planning or implementing scalable processes.
Whitethorn solution:
Our team acts as a seamless extension to our client’s legal team. We take on the BAU work, leaving them more time for valuable initiatives. We provide specialist advice on-demand, and help deliver legal projects that make a real difference.
“We’ve been so impressed with the team at Whitethorn Legal. They truly feel like part of our team – we’d be lost without them now.”
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