Services and prices

Services and prices

Every service is a single fixed fee, published here, with a stated turnaround, and every one can be bought online. Nothing is quoted by the hour and nothing costs more than £950 plus VAT.

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These are the commercial and corporate services I offer to UK businesses, with the fixed fee and turnaround for each. I am Geoffrey Caesar, a solicitor of England and Wales admitted in 2008, based in London and acting for businesses across England and Wales. Prices run from £195 plus VAT for an NDA to £950 plus VAT for the largest documents, and nothing costs more than that.

I publish prices because cost uncertainty is the main reason businesses do not take legal advice they need. It is a commercial decision rather than a regulatory requirement, and it means you can budget before you ever contact me.

All services and prices

Contracts and commercial

More detail: contract review, review of an AI-drafted contract, terms and conditions, SaaS and technology contracts, consultancy and contractor agreements.

Corporate and ownership

More detail: shareholders agreements.

Employment, for employers

I act for employers only. More detail: contracts and handbooks, settlement agreements.

Data protection, IP and AI

More detail: data protection agreements, AI contracts and policies.

All fees exclude VAT. Every price is a single fixed fee. It does not move unless you ask for something outside the scope described on the service page, and I would quote that separately first.

How to instruct me

  1. Buy the service online, or email me. Every service has a buy now button. Pay by card, accept the Terms of Service, and you have instructed me. If you would rather ask something first, or what you need is not on the list, email me and I will confirm the scope and a fixed price in writing, usually the same working day, and invoice you.
  2. Send me the documents. I email you within four working hours of payment to confirm what I need, usually the document in Word format and a few lines of background. If a call would help I will offer one at no charge.
  3. I deliver on the stated turnaround. Counted from the day I have what I need. With a call or a follow-up exchange included, so you are not paying again to understand the advice.
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The price is fixed in writing before anything starts. It does not move afterwards unless you ask me to do something outside the agreed scope, and I would quote that separately first.

Why instruct me directly

A law firm has premises, partners, support staff, marketing and a compliance department, and every hour it bills has to carry a share of all of it. I have none of that. You are paying for the lawyer and nothing else.

  • Senior attention as standard. The person who reads your contract is the person you emailed. Nothing is delegated to a trainee.
  • In-house and private practice experience. I know what a clause does to a business six months later, not just what it says.
  • No onboarding process. Buy online or email me, send the documents, get the work. There is no client portal to register with and no forms to complete.
  • Better value for the same expertise. Without a firm's overheads, senior time costs less, which is why fixed fees at this level are possible at all.
  • Fixed prices, published. You know the number before you commit. I publish them because cost uncertainty is the main reason businesses do not take advice they need.

What I focus on

I am authorised to provide all legal services, and I concentrate on the documents a business runs on: drafting, reviewing, advising on and negotiating contracts and other commercial, corporate and employment documents. That is where twenty-five years of experience counts for most.

Employment work is for employers. I do not hold client money.

Questions I am often asked

Why are your prices higher than a £150 online review?

Because it is a different thing. A £150 review is usually a checklist run over a document by a junior fee earner or a template engine. What you get here is a solicitor of eighteen years standing reading your contract in the context of your business and giving you a recommendation you can act on.

Why are your prices lower than a law firm's?

Because a law firm has premises, partners, support staff, marketing and a compliance department, and every hour it bills carries a share of all of it. I have none of that. You are paying for the lawyer and nothing else.

What if my matter does not fit one of these?

Tell me what it is and I will quote a fixed fee for it. Most commercial and corporate work can be scoped and priced once I have seen it.

How do I pay?

By card at checkout when you buy online. If you instruct me by email instead, I send an invoice for the published price and work starts when it is paid.

Do you use AI?

Yes, as a tool, in the same way I use precedent banks and research databases. It does not make the judgement calls and it does not decide what advice you get. I am accountable for every word of the output.

Can you act for a business outside the UK?

Yes, where the contract is governed by English law, which is common in international commercial contracting. I advise on English and Welsh law only and will say clearly where a question needs local input.

About me

I am Geoffrey Caesar. I have worked on commercial contracts since 2001, first in industry and then in private practice, so I have sat on both sides of the table: as the in-house lawyer who has to live with the contract, and as the external adviser who drafts it.

  • Solicitor of England and Wales, admitted 2008. SRA ID 483394.
  • Practising as an SRA-regulated freelance solicitor under regulation 10.2(b) of the SRA Authorisation of Individuals Regulations. Practice SRA number 666497.
  • Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and authorised to provide all legal services, including reserved legal activities.
  • Called to the Bar by Gray's Inn in 2005.
  • Working on commercial contracts since 2001, in-house and in private practice.
  • Based in London, acting for businesses across England and Wales.
  • Professional indemnity insurance in place with a limit of £1,000,000 for each claim, with defence costs in addition. Details on request.
  • I do not hold client money.

Two things you should know about instructing a freelance solicitor rather than a law firm. My professional indemnity insurance is not on the SRA's minimum terms and conditions; alternative arrangements are in place instead, and I will give you the details on request. And you can still apply to the SRA Compensation Fund for losses caused by dishonesty or a failure to account for money. Everything else, including the Code of Conduct, the SRA Principles and the Legal Ombudsman, applies to me exactly as it applies to any other solicitor.

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Not sure which one you need? Describe the situation in a couple of lines and I will tell you which service fits and what it will cost.
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Last reviewed: September 2026. Email geoffrey@caesar.co.uk.