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Strategic clarity.
Starts here.

Choose a time for your 15-minute discovery call using the firm’s existing Calendly booking page.

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15-minute discovery call
The Strategy Counsel

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Know what you are booking

An introduction with a practical purpose.

The linked 15-minute discovery call is intended to introduce your goals and help identify the appropriate next conversation.

  • A starting point

    Describe your organization and the support you are exploring.

  • A direction to discuss

    Ask which service or type of engagement may fit your needs.

Do not assume document review, individualized legal advice, or representation is included in a discovery call.

Before you choose a time

Choose the question you most want to move forward.

A focused priority can help keep a short conversation useful.

  • Building

    An idea, launch, formation, governance, or operational question.

  • Preparing

    A funding opportunity, growth plan, or communication need.

  • Protecting

    A brand, compliance concern, tax matter, or legal question.

A simple preparation note

Three sentences are a strong beginning.

Prepare a short description you can use in the scheduling questions or bring to the conversation.

“We are ___. We are trying to ___. We would like help understanding ___.” Add relevant dates and identify who will participate in the discussion.

Do not provide sensitive legal records, tax documents, account numbers, or confidential third-party information through the website.

Use the foundation brief

Before work begins

Confirm the engagement—not just the appointment.

A calendar invitation is not a confirmation of legal representation or an agreement to complete a project.

  • Scope & fees

    Ask what work is proposed, what is excluded, and how fees will be documented.

  • Information & timing

    Clarify the materials needed, the agreed schedule, and who is responsible for the next action.

Another way to begin

Prefer to explain your needs in writing?

The inquiry form gives you room to describe your goal and select email, phone, or text as your preferred response method.

  • A clear overview

    Name the priority and the organization involved.

  • The right reply method

    Provide a phone number if you request a call or text.

Open the contact form

Watch. Consider. Take the next step.

Before we connect.

Original short messages, with practical questions to help you prepare your next conversation.

01 / FROM ATTORNEY HILL

Before your consultation

A discovery call is a place to introduce your goals and find the right next conversation. It is not a substitute for an agreed legal engagement.

A question to consider

What would make this first conversation useful to you?

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Before your consultationThe Strategy Counsel
Attorney Nekima HillOpen video
02 / FROM ATTORNEY HILL

A message about connecting

A short, organized overview helps make the most of your time. Bring the situation, your priority, and any dates that matter.

A question to consider

Can you describe your main need in two or three sentences?

Use the preparation brief
A message about connectingThe Strategy Counsel
Attorney Nekima HillOpen video
03 / FROM ATTORNEY HILL

Your next conversation

After an initial conversation, the next step is understanding the appropriate scope, fees, and engagement requirements.

A question to consider

What will you need to know before deciding to proceed?

Explore the service areas
Your next conversationThe Strategy Counsel
Attorney Nekima HillOpen video

Our approach

A clear path.
A considered next move.

Begin with a conversation. Understand the need. Agree on a strategy. Move into a clearly defined engagement.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    Talk through your goals and the support you’re looking for.

  2. 02

    Intake

    Provide the information needed to understand your organization and situation.

  3. 03

    Strategy

    Clarify the priorities, scope, and next steps together.

  4. 04

    Start

    Begin the agreed work after the engagement has been accepted.