DoesLaw

AI-native M&A and business law.

The Law Firm of the Future.

Experienced lawyers. Fixed fees, agreed upfront.

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M&A & transactions

Good judgment. From first terms to completion.

Advice for buyers, sellers and investors. Your lawyer leads the legal work, with technology for document review, comparison and drafting.

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  1. Understand the risks

    Due diligence that identifies the legal issues and explains what they mean for your deal.

  2. Negotiate the terms

    Your lawyer drafts and negotiates the purchase documents and disclosure, representing your interests throughout.

  3. Prepare for completion

    The documents, conditions and signatures needed to complete, with clear responsibilities at each stage.

What we do

For the big moves.
And the everyday ones.

Transactions, contracts and ongoing business law.

The work of
running a business.

Commercial contracts, companies, employment, intellectual property and data. After a transaction, or whenever your business needs us.

Commercial contracts

Agreements with customers, suppliers and partners, drafted and negotiated for your business.

  • Customer and supplier agreements
  • NDAs, service agreements and business terms
  • Distribution, licensing and partnership agreements
  • Contract review, drafting and negotiation
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Companies & shareholders

Clear arrangements for how your company is owned, governed and run.

  • Company formation and corporate housekeeping
  • Shareholder and founder agreements
  • Articles, board decisions and shareholder consents
  • Investment documents and group reorganisations
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Employment & consultancy

Employment and consultancy agreements for the people who work with you.

  • Employment and consultancy agreements
  • Confidentiality and IP assignments
  • Workplace policies and handbooks
  • Settlement agreements and exit terms
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Creators, brands & IP

Understand what rights you grant, what you retain and how your work can be used.

  • Brand deals and sponsorship agreements
  • Talent and agency agreements
  • Content licensing, usage rights and exclusivity
  • Collaborations and intellectual property assignments
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Technology & data

Contracts for your software and services, with advice on privacy and data obligations.

  • Software and platform terms
  • Privacy notices and website terms
  • Data processing agreements
  • Technology licensing agreements
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How it works

A clear way forward.

From your first enquiry to an agreed scope. Clear responsibilities at every step.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you need

    Tell us about the matter. Share relevant documents and your contact details.

  2. 02

    Agree the scope and fee

    We send a proposal naming your lawyer, the work, fixed fee and timing. You decide whether to proceed.

  3. 03

    Work with your lawyer

    Your appointed DoesLaw lawyer represents you within the agreed scope, with clear advice and updates as the work progresses.

Your matter, in one place.

Your proposal can include a client workspace and a working group in the channel your team uses.

Client workspace
Documents, drafts and decisions, organised by matter.
Clear progress
Milestones, outstanding items and the next action.
Your working group
Your DoesLaw lawyer and your team, in Slack, Teams or an agreed channel.

The people behind DoesLaw

Meet the founders.

Founded by a corporate lawyer and a software engineer, with one shared aim: make working with a law firm more straightforward.

Aqeel Asif

Lawyer · Co-founder

Aqeel Asif

Aqeel is a corporate and M&A lawyer with experience at Herbert Smith Freehills, Linklaters and White & Case.

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Amir Monfared

Engineer · Co-founder

Amir Monfared

Technology founder and CTO who has built software at The New York Times and Adjust, and AI technology used by Vodafone and On Running.

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Q&A

Good questions.
Clear answers.

What does AI-native mean for my work?

Our technology supports document review, version comparison and drafting. Your appointed DoesLaw lawyer directs the work, checks its output and remains responsible for the advice.

How will we share documents and stay in touch?

We agree the workspace, update rhythm and working group for your matter. Your proposal can include a client workspace and a group in Slack, Teams or an existing channel. We confirm availability, access and confidentiality arrangements before use.

How are fees agreed?

We propose a scope and fixed fee before work begins. For larger matters, the proposal sets out the stages and what is included. Any change in scope is agreed with you.

Can I ask about a matter that is not listed?

Yes. Describe what you need and we will confirm whether we can help. The proposal identifies the lawyer, scope and applicable jurisdiction before you engage us.

What happens after I send a request?

A DoesLaw lawyer reviews the details and contacts you to clarify the matter or send a proposal. Sending an enquiry does not start an engagement or commit you to a fee.

Let’s talk

What are you
working on?

Tell us what you need. We will review your enquiry and explain how we can help.

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