Fences

Capabilities

Services for software-era legal risk

A practical taxonomy for teams shipping product: corporate transactions, data & IP, AI governance, platform risk, compliance operations, contracting, smart vendor integration, and bespoke threat matrices where warranted.

Agentic delivery

Outcomes and...

Outcomes and coverage discussed up front—not surprise scope creep

Corporate counsel

  • Capital formation and financing readiness
  • Ongoing governance and board-ready documentation
  • Strategic transactions from early stage through M&A

Data & IP

  • Modular contracting aligned to product releases
  • Programmatic compliance patterns where repeatability helps
  • Privacy, vendor flows, and IP protection tied to how you ship
  • Smart vendor integration and escalation playbooks

Risk surfaces we plan with operators

  • Data strategy — maps processing reality to policy, vendors, and customer commitments
  • Platform risk — launches, incidents, terms drift, and cross-border complexity
  • AI governance — model and agent boundaries, review workflows, and documentation sync
  • IP protection — patterns that keep pace with releases, not generic checklists

Capability matrix

Services, risk surfaces, and next actions

Service familyCoverage outcomeRisk surfaceNext action
Corporate counsel supportRisk prevention, policy scaffolding, and practical guardrails.Commercial operations, cross-border termsReview service scope
AI governanceModel boundaries, policy audits, and escalation triggers.IP and compliance obligationsStart governance review
Platform riskPolicy-by-design, controls design, and trust/safety planning.Content policy, moderation, and escalationOpen risk playbook
Compliance designPolicy architecture, evidence collection, and readiness planning.Regulatory and operational alignmentSchedule a compliance check

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FAQ
FAQs
Legacy legal delivery thrives on delay and context loss. This section does not.

Yes—capital formation, governance, and strategic transactions are part of the corporate pillar, staged to your financing lifecycle and risk tolerance.