Proactive Legal Strategy for Business Growth

11 Jun 2026 · 0 min

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In this conversation, Chrissy Myers and a legal professional discuss the importance of a proactive legal approach for growing businesses. They emphasize reviewing contracts, employment handbooks, and policies before litigation arises, positioning early attorney involvement as a value‑add proposition that builds trust. The dialogue highlights how bringing counsel in during the scaling phase allows firms to anticipate legal needs and address potential issues before they become problems, ultimately saving costs and providing strategic guidance.

I'm sure a lot of business owners out there realize that once it gets to litigation, it can get very expensive. So the approach I take is being more proactive, reviewing contracts, employment handbooks, policies, et cetera, to kind of get you out of those situations before they even arise. So those are the types of clients that it takes some trust, right? Yeah. It takes, it takes a while, but I think they, as a value-add proposition, and they definitely see there's value in having that early contact or early touchpoints with attorneys.
So bringing you in as they're starting to scale, that maybe they have a strategic plan, wanting you to kind of look at things and say, are there things that maybe we should be looking at? And you're telling them even before they think about it?
Exactly. And then also being able to anticipate their needs.