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AI-native counsel for startups

Legal,without thelag.

Experienced California counselAttorney-led. AI-enabled. Founder-focused.

Talyana Law combines AI-native workflows with attorney judgment to make startup legal work clear, timely, and cost-conscious—from formation through growth.

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AI-nativeTechnology removes workflow drag
ExperiencedAttorney judgment controls
Clear scopeResponsibilities confirmed in writing
AccountableCounsel owns the work and advice

Services & pricing / 01

Venture-grade
from day one.

Begin with a defined, attorney-led formation package at a transparent flat fee. Financing and ongoing counsel can be scoped as the company grows.

01 / Formation

Venture-grade formation

Flat legal fee$1,750plus third-party costs

A counsel-led Delaware C corporation foundation designed to keep ownership, governance, and intellectual property clean for future financing and diligence.

  • Entity and jurisdiction review
  • Charter, bylaws, and initial approvals
  • Founder stock with standard vesting
  • Founder intellectual-property assignment
  • 83(b) election guidance
  • Organized records and counsel review
For a standard formation with up to two U.S.-based founders.

Government, registered-agent, foreign-qualification, and other third-party costs are additional. Nonstandard tax, regulatory, international-founder, pre-existing-IP, or customized-equity matters are quoted separately.

Start your formation

We’ll confirm conflicts, fit, scope, and third-party costs before engagement.

02 / Finance

Financing & SAFE readiness

Financing preparation, SAFEs, approvals, cap-table decisions, and diligence support translated into practical next steps.

For companies preparing to raise or already working through a financing.
03 / Counsel

Ongoing startup counsel

Commercial contracts, governance, equity events, and recurring company-side decisions handled with company context and a consistent rhythm.

For founders who need an ongoing legal partner without building an in-house team.

How it works / 02

Clarity before
the work begins.

Founders should know who represents them, what the work covers, how fees are set, and what happens next.

01

Clear conflicts and fit

Share a high-level description of the company and the decision in front of you. We first confirm conflicts, fit, and the responsible law firm.

02

Confirm the engagement

Scope, fee structure, assumptions, responsibilities, and target timing are set out in writing before substantive work begins.

03

Apply attorney judgment

AI accelerates organization, drafting, and review. Counsel evaluates the facts, controls substantive decisions, and remains accountable for the advice.

04

Keep the company moving

You receive usable work product, plain-English recommendations, and the next steps needed to move forward with confidence.

The AI-native model / 03

AI does the legwork.
Counsel does the lawyering.

AI-native does not mean AI-only. Carefully selected AI can support intake, organization, drafting, and review. A licensed attorney controls substantive decisions, verifies work used in a representation, and remains responsible for the advice.

Attorney controlSubstantive reviewConfidentiality firstNo chatbot legal advice

Practice standards / 04

Experienced
judgment.
Built forward.

Licensed counselSubstantive legal work is reviewed and controlled by licensed counsel—not delegated to an automated system.
Venture-grade foundationOwnership, governance, intellectual property, and company records are organized with future financing and diligence in mind.
AI-native efficiencyCarefully selected technology supports intake, organization, drafting, and review while counsel retains control.
Clear accountabilityEvery matter begins with conflict review and a written engagement identifying the responsible firm and counsel.

Ways to work together / 05

Choose the relationship the company needs now.

Begin with one defined matter or establish an ongoing outside-counsel rhythm. Scope and fit are confirmed before substantive work starts.

Questions / 06

The trust questions, answered directly.

01Who is responsible for the legal work?

Talyana Law matters are attorney-led. A written engagement agreement identifies the law firm and licensed counsel responsible for the legal services. AI and other technology may support the workflow, but counsel controls substantive decisions and remains accountable for the advice.

02What kinds of companies are a fit?

The initial focus is company-side work for founders and emerging companies: formation, founder and IP documentation, commercial contracts, fundraising support, governance, and ongoing outside-counsel needs. Other matters are considered after a fit and scope review.

03What does the $1,750 formation flat fee cover?

The standard package is designed for a Delaware C corporation with up to two U.S.-based founders. It includes an entity and jurisdiction review, formation and initial governance documents, founder stock with standard vesting, founder intellectual-property assignments, 83(b) election guidance, organized records, and a counsel review. Government, registered-agent, foreign-qualification, and other third-party costs are additional. Nonstandard matters are scoped separately after fit review.

04What does AI-native mean?

AI-native does not mean AI-only. Talyana Law uses carefully selected AI and other technology to support secure intake, organization, drafting, and review. A licensed attorney controls substantive decisions, verifies work used in a representation, and remains responsible for the advice.

05Will AI give me legal advice?

No. AI supports the workflow; legal advice comes from licensed counsel. Clients are not handed off to a chatbot for legal judgment.

06How are fees and timing set?

After conflict review and scoping, Talyana Law confirms the fee structure, assumptions, and target schedule in writing. Both depend on the matter’s complexity, responsiveness, third parties, and any government processing involved.

07When does representation begin?

Only after conflict clearance and a written engagement agreement signed by the responsible law firm and the client. Sending an inquiry or viewing this website does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Startup intake / 07

Start with the decision
in front of you.

Discuss your company

Keep the first note high-level. Please do not send confidential or sensitive information before conflict clearance.