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At Trevant Quell International Law Firm, we offer structured retainer programs for general legal services, alongside a results-driven model for cryptocurrency asset recovery.

I. General Legal Services
Bronze Tier – $2,500 / month
Unlimited legal consultations and advisory support.
Excludes drafting and deliverables.

Silver Tier – $4,000 / month
Up to 20 billable hours/month for general legal work.
Additional hours billed at 20% discounted rates.

Gold Tier – $6,000 / month
Up to 30 billable hours/month, including drafting, demand letters, and third-party communications.
Additional work billed at 20% discounted rates.

II. Cryptocurrency Asset Recovery
For cryptocurrency fraud and digital asset recovery matters, we utilize a performance-based fee structure:
Case Investigation Fee: $3,000 (one-time)
Success Fee: 15% – 20% of recovered assets (only payable upon successful recovery)
This model ensures a strong alignment of interests, with a clear focus on achieving measurable recovery results.

Important Note
All general service plans apply within the ordinary scope of representation. Cryptocurrency matters may involve cross-border coordination and specialized investigative work.

Generally, all three tiers of the general corporate retainer only include legal services within the scope of your ordinary course of business. For instance, generally speaking, we exclude certain specialized areas of legal practice, such as advising on tax, immigration, commercial leasing, mergers & acquisitions, alternative financing transactions (e.g., venture capital financing or private equity) and securities law. These areas of law are billed on an hourly rate with a 20% discount for our general corporate retainer clients.

Within a task is included within our client’s ordinary scope of business varies from client to client. For instance, if our client’s business is involved in commercial leasing as its primary business, then although we generally exclude commercial lease review from our retainer program, we would include it as within the general course of ordinary business for this specific client.

The type of matters included within our general corporate retainer program is review and drafting of internal corporate governance documents, such as board resolutions, shareholder resolutions, and other resolutions to properly approve corporate actions by the company pursuant to state law, drafting labor and employment related documents, such as labor agreements, independent contractor agreements with vendors, hiring and discharging employees and advising on the legal practice thereof, reviewing contracts from vendors within the course of ordinary business, advising the executive leadership team from time-to-time on legal issues that arise, analyzing the corporate structuring of the company and proposing a more efficient business structure for legal and tax compliance, advising on preliminary disputes. The above are simply a shortlist of a few matters, but the value of our general corporate retainer program is indispensable.

A CPA is not licensed to render legal advice. Typically, a CPA charges a flat fee between $500 – $700 for simply filing articles of formation, however, a comprehensive company formation includes much more than filing articles of formation. We charge a flat fee of $3,000.

As part of our flat fee service, our firm analyzes the appropriate legal entity for your business needs, e.g., a corporation or a limited liability company. If you select a corporation, for example, our flat fee service includes filing of the articles of incorporation, but it also includes other legal documents that a CPA cannot draft, such as board and shareholder resolutions, formally appointing officers and directors pursuant to state law, bylaws, preparation of share certificates, evaluating of classes of shares, e.g., preferred or common shares, to protect the founder from dilution. If your company is a New York state limited liability company, Section 206 of the New York State Limited Liability Company Law requires that within 120 days after the e􀋞ectiveness of the initial articles of organization.

Our flat fee does not include shareholders agreement, which lays out the rights and obligations of shareholders.

A CPA is not legally authorized to prepare such legal documents or render legal advice. This is why their fee is so much lower. In conclusion, we strongly recommend founders hire a licensed attorney to complete their company formation in compliance with state laws to protect the possibility that a third party sues the founders in their personal capacity, bypassing the corporate protection that a properly formed company should provide its founders.