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We prioritize the business need, then build enough structure so urgency does not become the operating model.
Valverde Legal Group, PLLC
Fractional general counsel for Florida operators
The counsel you need, at the scale you want.
Built for operators who need steady legal judgment before they can justify a full-time general counsel.
Alexander Valverde
Most growing companies do not need a full-time general counsel.
They need one attorney who:
- understands the business
- owns the legal relationship
- provides consistent judgment
- builds structure designed to reduce recurring legal friction
The recurring scope is delivered through a fixed monthly plan, with separately priced work identified in advance.
Legal work tied to how the business runs.
Contracts, real estate, entity structure, federal contracting, and product risk are handled as part of an operating system, not as isolated documents.
Core insight
There is a gap between template documents and real legal structure.
Templates start a business.
Structure sustains one.
Valverde Legal Group, PLLC exists to help close that gap.
Professional foundation
Credentials you can verify. Boundaries you can see.
The public record and the written service model give a prospective client concrete facts to evaluate before engaging the firm.
- In-house commercial counsel perspective
- University of Miami School of Law, cum laude
- Florida Bar No. 1004971
The practice combines commercial and in-house legal perspective with a deliberately limited Florida service model.
Published practice and referral boundaries show what the firm is designed to handle. Before work begins, the engagement agreement and Scope Addendum identify the included work, access, reserved capacity, separately priced services, and matters that require specialist counsel.
Verify Florida Bar No. 1004971Who this is for
Built for operators in:
The service model is designed for businesses whose legal needs are recurring, operational, and broader than a single document.
Distribution and wholesale
Services and professional firms
Construction-adjacent companies
Commercial real estate
Import/export and Florida trade
Federal contractors and subcontractors
Manufacturers and product companies
Service scope
Work the practice is designed to handle
The work, in plain terms.
- Master service, supply, purchase, and customer agreements
- Florida office and industrial lease review and negotiation
- LLC operating agreements, approvals, and governance records
- Federal prime, subcontract, teaming, and flowdown review
- Product-risk allocation through contracts, warnings, and insurance coordination
- IP ownership, licensing, confidentiality, and indemnity terms
- Vendor and supplier contract standardization
How the practice operates
How the practice operates
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Recurring engagements begin with Commercial Contracting because customer and vendor paper is the operating layer that connects revenue, obligations, and legal risk.
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Add-on modules run in ninety-day periods and are reviewed at each quarterly fit review.
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We build litigation-prevention foundations. We do not litigate, prosecute patents, defend product-liability claims, or structure major M&A.
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The engagement agreement and Scope Addendum control included access, reserved capacity, and work. Separately priced services are identified and approved before they begin.
Built for operators who need legal judgment, not just document execution.
If the fit is right, the first call becomes a scope outline. If it is not, you leave with a clear understanding of what you actually need.
Book a fit callCredentials
Alexander Valverde, Esq.
Florida attorney
Florida Bar No. 1004971
Public Bar profile
University of Miami School of Law
J.D., cum laude
Fractional general counsel
Practice model
Fixed monthly plan
Engagement