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Fractional in-house counsel · Hong Kong

Your fractional in-house lawyer in Hong Kong.

Partner-led fractional General Counsel for Hong Kong's growth-stage companies. Senior legal cover without the cost of a full-time hire, on one fixed monthly retainer.

Partner-led service · BigLaw and Big Four training · Fluent in English and Chinese

Why Alan Wong LLP

Senior judgement. In-house pace.

The depth of a large firm with the speed and commercial judgement of an in-house team.

Partner-led

Partner-led, always

Direct access to senior counsel, the same lawyer every time, invested in your goals.

Specialist expertise

Deep specialist expertise

Digital assets, funds, fintech and corporate law. Genuine specialist depth, not general practice.

Transparent retainer

Transparent retainer

A fixed monthly cost, with no hourly billing surprises. Know your legal budget in advance.

Bilingual service

Bilingual service

Full service in both English and Chinese across Hong Kong's multilingual business community.

What's covered

What your fractional in-house counsel covers.

One retainer spanning the everyday legal needs of a growing Hong Kong company.

01

Corporate & commercial

Contracts, governance and everyday commercial decisions.

02

Fundraising & investment

Term sheets, SPAs and shareholder agreements, seed to Series B.

03

Digital assets & fintech

VASP licensing, token documentation and AML/CFT compliance.

04

Employment & HR

Contracts, policies and day-to-day workforce matters.

05

Contracts & compliance

Drafting, review and a compliance function that scales with you.

06

Risk & disputes

Proactive risk management and pre-litigation negotiation.

Who we work with

Built for Hong Kong's growth-stage businesses.

Startups and scale-ups

Startups & scale-ups

Pre-seed to Series B, with legal infrastructure that scales with you across corporate, IP and fundraising.

SMEs and family businesses

SMEs & family businesses

Senior legal support at the right cost for businesses that need a GC but not a full-time one.

Crypto, Web3 and fintech

Crypto, Web3 & fintech

Specialist support for digital-asset companies, covering VASP licensing, token documentation and compliance.

MNCs expanding to Hong Kong

MNCs expanding to HK

Local in-house counsel for market entry, regulatory licensing, employment and ongoing compliance.

How it works

How fractional in-house counsel works.

01

Discovery call

We learn your business, legal exposure and goals, with no obligation and no pressure.

02

Agree on scope

We set the right coverage level and a fixed monthly fee that fits your budget.

03

We get to work

Your counsel handles contracts, compliance and day-to-day queries as they arise.

One fixed monthly retainer.

Know your legal budget in advance, every month, with no hourly billing surprises and no lock-in.

Discuss a retainer

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

What does a fractional in-house lawyer actually do?

They act as your part-time General Counsel, handling contracts, compliance, fundraising and day-to-day legal questions, embedded in your team but at a fraction of the cost of a full-time hire.

How is this different from hiring a law firm?

A traditional firm typically bills by the hour for discrete matters. A fractional GC is embedded in your business on a fixed monthly retainer, giving you proactive, ongoing legal cover and commercial judgement, not just reactive advice.

What size of business is this suited for?

Typically startups, scale-ups, SMEs and companies expanding into Hong Kong that need senior legal judgement regularly but not a full-time General Counsel.

How is pricing structured?

A single fixed monthly retainer based on the scope and volume you need. No hourly billing, no surprises, and no long-term lock-in.

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