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Commercial agreements
Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating customer, vendor, licensing, partnership, and other technology agreements. I help you protect the positions that matter without losing momentum.
Fractional commercial & product counsel for B2B SaaS
Your company has outgrown occasional contract review, but you may not need a full-time legal hire. I support growing SaaS companies on commercial contracts, product, privacy, and AI, and build the systems that help the team move faster over time.
Please do not send confidential or sensitive information before the firm confirms an attorney-client relationship.
One legal relationship.
Recurring support for the work that comes with scaling.
Legal OS foundations developed within the engagement
The gap
As your company grows, legal questions start appearing everywhere. Enterprise customers negotiate harder. Vendors introduce new risks. Product teams need answers about data, AI, and upcoming launches.
Sending each issue to a different lawyer is expensive and fragmented. You need one legal partner who understands the business, knows your priorities, and can help your team make decisions in context.
How I help
Senior, business-minded support without assembling a different team for every question.
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Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating customer, vendor, licensing, partnership, and other technology agreements. I help you protect the positions that matter without losing momentum.
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Practical guidance on product launches, data use, AI features, customer commitments, and third-party integrations—early enough for your team to act on it.
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Ongoing support for the questions between formal matters. Advice reflects your business model, commercial priorities, and actual approach to risk.
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Templates, contract positions, approval rules, escalation paths, and better processes for recurring work. When specialist advice is needed, I help coordinate it.
The Legal OS
Most outside counsel answer the question in front of them. The answer lands in an inbox, the matter closes, and someone asks the same question again six months later.
Every fractional counsel relationship includes progressive development of Legal OS foundations within the agreed monthly scope: contract positions, approval rules, team guidance, and significant decisions organized for reuse.

Your team gets clearer guidance, routine questions stop becoming bottlenecks, and the company builds institutional knowledge instead of losing it in Slack and email.
Explore Legal OS →How it works
We start with your product, contracts, team, current priorities, and risk posture. I review the documents and recurring issues that matter most.
You have one attorney who knows the company and handles recurring commercial and product work within a clearly agreed scope.
As decisions are made, I turn recurring guidance into playbooks, approved positions, and escalation rules your team can reuse.
Who it is for
The strongest fit is a growing B2B SaaS company with recurring commercial and product legal needs that wants consistent senior counsel without making a full-time legal hire.
You have recurring legal work but no full-time in-house attorney.
Enterprise contracts are becoming more frequent or complex.
Product, privacy, or AI questions are appearing earlier.
Legal knowledge is scattered across executives, counsel, and old emails.
You want practical answers from someone who knows the business.
You value a predictable monthly relationship over a new lawyer for every matter.

About
I’m Obehi Ota, a technology transactions attorney with experience spanning major law firms, global technology companies, and independent practice. My prior legal experience includes roles at IBM and Wilson Sonsini, advising on commercial agreements, software and cloud services, product matters, data use, privacy, intellectual property, and strategic relationships.
That breadth matters in a fractional role. I understand how legal issues look from outside counsel’s desk and from inside the business, where the answer must account for revenue, product priorities, technical realities, operational constraints, and the company’s approach to risk.
My technical background includes a B.S. in Computer Information Systems and an M.S. in Information Science. Additional training includes certificate programs in AI engineering and prompt engineering. That foundation helps me work directly with product, engineering, security, and data teams, and understand the systems behind the contract language.
Obehi Ota
Technology Transactions Attorney · Licensed in New York
Breadth of experience
Technical fluency
The engagement
Start with focused access or choose deeper monthly support as the company’s legal workload grows. Every plan covers commercial, product, privacy, AI, and legal-operations work within a clear monthly hour limit.
Access Counsel
$3,500
per month · up to 7 hours
Core Fractional Counsel
$6,500
per month · up to 15 hours
Expanded Fractional Counsel
$10,500
per month · up to 25 hours
All plans begin with an initial three-month term. Custom embedded engagements are available for greater capacity.
Read pricing and scope details →Please do not send confidential or sensitive information before the firm confirms an attorney-client relationship.
Selected project work
When the work is well defined, I also take on selected projects with the scope and fee agreed in advance. Ongoing advice, several active negotiations, or recurring product counseling is usually better suited to a fractional counsel engagement.
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Drafting, revising, or negotiating a significant customer, vendor, licensing, partnership, or other technology agreement.
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A focused legal review of a product launch, AI feature, data use model, third party integration, or related customer commitments.
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Core templates, fallback positions, approval rules, and negotiation guidance for a company building a more consistent commercial process.
Project availability depends on scope and current capacity.
Discuss a defined project →Please do not send confidential or sensitive information before the firm confirms an attorney-client relationship.
Start with a conversation
Please do not send confidential or sensitive information before the firm confirms an attorney-client relationship.