Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about working with TechNowLegal
01
What types of clients do you work with?
TechNowLegal works primarily with software developers, SaaS providers, platform operators and technology startups at various stages. Services are tailored to the commercial model and regulatory context of each client.
02
How do you charge for your services?
We offer fixed-fee pricing for defined deliverables and hourly rates for bespoke advisory work. For ongoing support, hybrid arrangements with retainer components can be arranged. Fee structures are discussed at the outset of an engagement.
03
What information do you need to start a review?
Typical intake materials include company formation documents, existing contracts, product descriptions, and any relevant vendor or partner agreements. The more context provided, the more focused the advice can be.
03
Do you handle cross-border matters?
TechNowLegal provides advice on Malaysian law and practical considerations for cross-border commercial arrangements. For matters requiring foreign jurisdiction advice, we coordinate with local counsel in the relevant jurisdiction.
03
How long does a contract review take?
Turnaround depends on complexity and workload. Simple standard contract reviews can be completed in a few business days, while negotiated agreements or regulatory assessments may require more time. Timelines are confirmed after initial intake.
03
Is my information kept confidential?
All client information is treated as confidential in accordance with professional obligations. Before discussing substantive details, a standard engagement letter sets out confidentiality and scope terms.
03
Can you assist with open source compliance?
Yes. We review codebase licensing exposure, advise on contributor and downstream licensing practices, and help implement policies to manage open source use within commercial products.
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Do you offer services for remote or distributed teams?
We support clients with remote teams through virtual meetings, document platform and digital signatures. Legal documentation can be drafted to reflect multi-jurisdictional operational realities.
03
What documents should I prepare before fundraising?
Common documents include updated partner registers, founders’ agreements, vesting schedules, resources tables and material customer or supplier contracts. Preparing these documents in advance helps streamline due diligence.
Practical next steps
How to engage TechNowLegal
Start with an initial intake to outline priorities and provide key documents. Following the intake, TechNowLegal prepares a scope and timeline for the requested work. The engagement letter sets out fees, deliverables and confidentiality expectations.
Prepare documents in advance
Having your corporate documents, sample agreements and a summary of product features ready at the first meeting helps to accelerate the review and produce targeted advice.