Whether you are starting a private practice, reviewing a business contract, protecting your brand, or dealing with a business decision that could affect your license, income, or reputation, the first step is choosing the right type of appointment.
J. Cameron Law, PLLC offers two options: a complimentary 15-minute intro call and a paid business law consultation.
An intro call is a brief conversation to determine whether J. Cameron Law, PLLC is the right fit for the legal help you need.
During the call, you will tell me:
I will let you know whether your matter falls within my practice, which legal service may fit your needs, the expected fee, and what would happen next.
The intro call does not include legal advice, document review, or recommendations about what you should do. It is designed to answer one question: Are we a good fit to work together?
J. Cameron Law, PLLC works with New York healthcare, wellness, and professional service business owners on matters involving:
Not sure which appointment applies? If you need legal answers during the meeting, select the paid consultation.
A paid consultation is for business owners who need legal advice about a specific question, problem, or decision.
Before the meeting, you will complete a questionnaire describing your situation and submit it at least three days before your appointment. I use that information to prepare for our conversation so we can spend the consultation discussing your actual concerns instead of starting from scratch.
During the consultation, we may:
This is a working legal session, not a sales call. You will receive direct guidance based on the information available and an explanation of what I recommend and why.
Paid consultations are either $250 for up to 30 minutes or $450 for up to 60 minutes. Payment is required when booking. Additional time, when available and agreed upon, is billed at the firm’s hourly rate.
You may hire J. Cameron Law, PLLC for additional legal work after the consultation, but you are not required to do so.
Choose an intro call when:
You want to find out whether I handle your type of matter, what service you may need, and what it may cost.
Choose a consultation when:
You need legal advice, answers to specific questions, an assessment of your options, or guidance about what to do next.