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Your deal is sitting in the buyer's security review because their GC won't accept a sales engineer's PDF on how your AI handles data, makes decisions, or discloses itself. I produce the evidence package and a signed attorney attestation that security team will accept — so the deal moves. Fixed fee, about three weeks, the trust of a legal opinion at a fraction of BigLaw's cost.
When a stalled deal is worth six or seven figures in ARR, a fixed-fee attestation that releases it is the cheapest line item in the quarter. I deliver the consent/disclosure control spec your engineers own, an evidence pack, and a signed attestation you can hand to the buyer's security team. You keep the artifact, and the deal moves.
The downside if you don't: take AI voice — the FCC's Feb 2024 ruling put AI-generated voices under TCPA consent rules, statutory damages run $500–$1,500 per call, and that's exactly the exposure a buyer's GC is now screening for. The attestation answers the question before it kills the deal.
fixed fee per feature/deal · expands to a maintained-assurance retainer as your features and the law change.
We pin the exact question stalling the deal and the buyer's security/AI requirement behind it. Fixed fee, fixed scope.
I map your real, documented controls to the requirement and flag any gaps worth closing before sign-off.
An auditor-defensible package: control descriptions, evidence references, and questionnaire-ready answers.
A scoped attorney attestation, as of a date, on specific controls — the artifact you hand the buyer to release the deal.
A GRC platform can generate a checklist; it will not take legal responsibility for the answer. BigLaw will sign an opinion — at a price and timeline that don't fit a mid-market deal. ModelCounsel sits exactly in that gap: a scoped, insured attorney opinion, priced and delivered like a product. The software, evidence pack, and any tooling are labeled supporting work product; the warranted thing is the legal opinion, as of a date, on defined controls.
Defined scope, defined limits, explicit non-warranties — the same instrument that has carried opinion letters for decades, applied to AI diligence. Backed by legal professional liability coverage.
Mapped to public regulatory frameworks (TCPA/FCC, EU AI Act, ADMT, CCPA-CPRA) and your own documented controls — not a generic template a buyer's GC will see through.
Tell me the blocker and the deal it's holding up. I'll scope a fixed fee and a timeline on a 30-minute call.
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