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Our attorneys, with deep in-house experience at top tech companies, provide expert, flexible, and cost-effective legal solutions tailored to your needs. As the pressure to do more for less rises to an intolerable level, in-house legal leaders need results, solutions, and outcomes. They seek practical commercial guidance and alternative ways of sourcing legal services.
A Prolawyer is a Providentia attorney with extensive experience in both law firm and in-house roles. This dual background allows them to anticipate problems and identify opportunities, delivering pragmatic and proactive solutions.
Our Prolawyers possess boundary-crossing competencies, combining deep domain expertise in one legal discipline with skills and knowledge from other areas. This fosters organizational collaboration and drives innovation.
Their BigTech expertise spans industries, transactions, technologies, and countries, enabling exceptional pattern recognition and a focused approach to refining legal strategies.
These unique competencies ensure your business receives efficient, top-tier, and innovative legal support tailored to its specific needs.
Providentia was founded by David Ryan, an internationally experienced business leader and lawyer with a background working in-house or as outside-counsel for Apple, Meta, Google, and eBay. David created Providentia to offer an innovative platform for outside counsel and secondment solutions, delivering results, and practical commercial guidance.
Hiring a Prolawyer is simple. Fill out form below, and our team will contact you to set up a meeting with the relevant practice lead. Together, we’ll discuss your specific needs and match you with the perfect Prolawyer to advance your business.
Start by submitting our form below.
We’ll arrange a call to understand your specific needs and discuss your objectives.
Whether you need Prolawyer by Providentia or our Outside Counsel services, we’ll dive deep to tailor our support to your requirements.
The in-house legal department platform is starting to burn.
