VirtualGC Information

A well timed joke has been known to change a negotiation. We try to enjoy what we do and work best with clients who do too. This means exactly what it states. Our attorneys understand your business, help you brainstorm, iterate, develop and grow. Like a full-time GC, a VGC quarterbacks your legal issues, alleviates management stress and facilitates solutions. This can start transactionally, on-demand but often extends to dedicated, recurring support and can even include our attorney retaining an email within your domain. When your team is overwhelmed or understaffed for any reason, we can provide a senior attorney with in-house experience in your field to seamlessly step in and assume deal support. Both the attorney and fee structure will be suited to your organizational needs. We can quickly add a unique consultative perspective to commercial diligence for potential acquisitions and investments. Public companies and private equity shops have used us to add a business-focused legal synopsis layer to their traditional diligence reports. Current and past clients of VirtualGC have operated in the following arenas: As our fresh food e-commerce service and platform grew, our outside legal bills became untenable and even smaller sized firms could not fully grasp the complexity of our business. Avery stepped in as a virtual GC and has seen us through rapid growth, multiple national partnerships and several rounds of seven figure financing. His support has been lockstep and it is easy forget that his role is virtual at all. Avery is the best strategic, deal making attorney I've ever worked with in my life. And a really, really cool human being. He's the guy you need to help you in your situation. VirtualGC led Mash from formation through to acquisition, within less than two years. Our company quickly evolved from managing a YouTube network to developing complex partnerships and revenue streams with our talent, so we needed a dedicated legal resource that our entire team could turn to with comfort. Avery stepped in ...